plus they make a kit, they make four lens a telly photo, a fish eye and polarizing lens lens including one that we're giving away and, all of the mounting devices in this case. we're going to have that on sale normally $80 we're going to have it on sale for $59.99. for a gift everybody knows somebody who can use this. >> it's not just an iphone. if you have a smart phone it works. that's really important for people to know you don't have to have a iphone. there it will work on phones anybody under 30 for sure. >> it really is. what is the rest of it? >> all i'm showing here with canon and sony and nikon one of the key new features on cameras. if we think about what everybody does on their photos theyant to share their photos. facebook and you want to do these things immediately. if you are out there taking pictures with your good camera and lens you reach in your pocket pull out your phone so you can take a picture and sha you don't have to do that anymore. the manufacturers have a lot of cameras now, even the compact point and shoots up to the slr type cameras that have built in wi-fi

the lens implant"foret had one eye done two weeks ago - and the second eye last week. "the next morning, i woke up and looked around and was just amazed about how much i could see"it'she clarity that foret says will help her enjoy the every day things that had become clouded - like the outdoors and her grandchildren."i feel like it's restored my natural vision that i can see things distance and that i can read something and that it's a seamless transition" live at 12:30 is up next-- how did an 8 year old get a gun? that story just ahead... plus...fed up. the incident the prompted a pilot to scold and the one thing he demanded there's a new medicare plan in town called network health. and member events like this, are just one way we make medicare person to person. we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years and now we're here for milwaukee. call now and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. with doctor visits as low as five dollars and prescription drug coverage. network h

this is a two lens kit. d3400 with the kit lens and then the zoom the 7300. this looks big feel the weight of this. it's really not at all. we have it on sale for $499 this week. a fantastic deal. >> canon has an answer as well. if you are a canon fan they make >> and canon has their rebel t6 the new est latest model it does not have blue tooth, but this is a tremendous deal. we're selling it at $449 and you get the second lens free and the camera bag free. the nikon runs a little more money, but you get the blue tooth, but both cameras are awesome and going to take this thing. it's this little clip thing on a phone, but like everybody, wants this. in here right? >> this is the hot eye similar. -- item. >> these are awesome i already bought him out. >> this is the pro master four lens kit for your mobile phone, or your ipad it will work on tablets as well. you can just clip it right to the phone or they all have a magnetic backing -- >> put that right here so we can see it. >> if the little magnet thing on, so you can clip it on just with a magnet. either the

(len) 'shoot him.' makes no sense, len. he'll get you, too. afterwards, take the prisoner to the jail in santa loma. shoot him. cheyenne, you and lou take the prisoner. [horses cantering] the prisoner admits to rustling.g. you say he's a killer. he'll be held for trial. you'll be notified, mr. roden. you'll be expected to appear in santa loma to press charges. there's only three of 'em, what are we waiting fofo no man from my ranch, rides against a federal marshall. let it go. the law will take care of the killer. i'll bury my own dead. [dramatic music] - let's go, dad. - i'll bring him in alone. why can't i help? he was my brother. - he w w my son. - well, so am i. [dramatic music continues] i guess we can cut you loose. maybe he can't lick the three of us. how come you boys showed up at the hangin'? not that i'm kickin', you understand. we come up here looking for sam jethro. found him dead. killers don't have many friends. i suppose i'd be wasting time trying to tell you - i never killed young roden. - save it. jury will decide whether you'

ultrasound or laser technology to remove that lens. the less dense it is the less energy we have to use to remove the cataract. that's why we say don't wait if you have symptoms we see a cataract it is worthwhile taking care of it. >> it's amazing to think you can have this type of surgery on your eye and really have in some cases little to no down time. we're looking at this animation of it right now. >> this s artificial lens that moves inside the eye back and forth. this allows you to have a range of vision. it will help with distance, intermediate like looking at a computer, your phone, dashboard of your car it is nice this allows you to be independent of glasses in many situations. there are different types of art fix lens we implant in the eye. you can have your basic standard implant that will help with your astigmatism and lens that can give you that range of vision like that animation showed. it's very exciting because we can customize our lend implantation based on our patient's needs and desires. >> i want you to set up, bec

britney glaser reports a new lens implant now offers cataract patients both near and distance focus, something that had been limited with other implants on the market. sally foret has worn glasses for the past 20 years.she moved to bifocals and a she was directed to ophthalmologist jon yokubaitis for a deeper vision problem. (sot: sally foret, patient)"i didn't really know that i have cataracts, or i didn't know that i had a big problem because things happen so gradually."foret certainly isn't alone...doctor yokubaitis says presbyopia or the aging eye hits most of us as we move into middle age. (sot: jon yokubaitis, ophthalmologist)"after age 40, most people need reading glasses because of this phenomenon where you can't see within arm's reach and that's presbyopia"for patients traditional lens implant to correct the condition couldn't offer both near and distance focus.that's changed now, with the fda approval of the symfony intraocular lens.(sot: jon yokubaitis, ophthalmologis t)"symfony is a new generation of implants for cataract surgery to correct their presbyopia, to correct th

len! (smack) ow! tina: oh, len, please! drop it, starbuck! (gun shot) and i'm not sure yet which end of that thing is the business end. i told you, horse. that was a man's gun! well, i gotta admit i loaded a (indistinct) of that two-hitter, (laughs) it strikes me i owe you an apology. i thought you were tryn'a get both of us killed. there's no need to apologize. told ya you didn't know anything about indians. remember tellin' you you don't know anything about women. maybe we're both right. say, you know? uh, you're gonna have to spend an awful lotta time in town for a while, zebeb till that leg heals up. you know somethin'? i reckon there comes a time in a man's life w wn he gets too old to wonder 'round these hills. i reckon i ain't gon' mind it too o ch, livin' in a town. hunt: hm? well, i don't know about you two, but i'm about ready to bed down. cards. three. i'll play these. you're lucky, too lucky.

in milwaukee county alone - there were 255 overdose deaths prosecutions under len bias. in waukesha county, there were 44 deaths- five of which resulted in charges. there were 41 in kenosha county with three cases prosecuted. and sheboygan county saw 22 overdose deaths last year with just one case prosecuted under len bias. 6:03 whether they sold it or not doesnt matter under wi law you just give it to them you delivered it. sheboygan county time his office charged a person with first degree reckless homicide for delivery of a drug. 3:33 a person died so it doesnt matter to me whether the person who delivered it is a fellow junkie is a friend didnt sell it but actually gave it to them it doesnt matter a person died. what our object is is to get through the users and up to the suppliers.back in jefferson county court 58:30 m. drug dealer or a drug trafficker.defense attorney jonathan lavoy understands the need for consequences, but believes all heroin homicide cases shouldnt be looked at the same. 13:04:34 samantha squarely falls into the category of a simple user didnt h

lens. >> but tamron should take pictures with the tamron lens. >> the problem is it is a very complex lens. i'm still learning. i'm working on it but i am going to do i am going to that take ting to take" holiday pictures. >> donald trump gamade his firs picks for chief of staff. rnc chair reince priebus and chief strategist is steve bannon, former head of the conservative news site, breitbart. >> which is highly controversial. highly controversial decision made there. people wondering what his role will be. advisor. that's what his role essentially at this point is described as. last night on "60 minutes," donald trump in his first tv interview since becoming president-elect, with leslie stahl, one of the best in the business. talking about the racial slurs that continue to divide this country. here's what he had to say about those allegations. >> i am very surprised to hear that. i hate to hear that. i hate -- >> but you do hear it. >> i don't i saw one or two instances. >> on social medi

the len bias law was put on the books in wisconsin in 1988. its named after the university of maryland basketball star who boston celtics in 86. 6:28 it wasnt used very often in the 80s but i think through the years its been used more and more and certainly now that we have this crisis of this heroin use prosecutors are looking to use it more. 6:39 in the 28 years since the len bias law was passed in wisconsin - the district attorneys i spoke with agree that it was rarely used in prosecutions until recently. 14:05:50 that all changes with the influx of cheap and powerful heroin starting roughly in 2010 or 2011 6:38 i more to try and discourage people from delivering drugs former wisconsin supreme court justice janine geskes opinion is split when it comes to using the statute for criminal prosecution. 12:31 i think the len bias law can serve a real purpose for people who are dealers, for people who are more problem with it being used for a friend who shares the drug or who gives into a friends cry for relief at least at this point. i understand

takes about five minutes. >> the previous lens has become cloudy. we take that out. implant. >> reporter: she had one eye down and the second eye last week. >> the next morning, woke up, and looked around and was just amazed about how much i could see. >> reporter: it's the pops of color and clarity that she says will help her enjoy the everyday things that had become clouded like outdoors and her grandchildren. >> i feel like it restored nye natural vision. that i can see things distance and then i can read something and there is, it's >> ryan: lenses are known to have glares and halos but that hasn't been the case with these new lens implants. >> yo yo dieting may be a health hazard even if you are not overweight. a large new study of older average weight women found those who lott then regained wait were over 3/10s likely >> ryan: the racing rate of pre-schoolers diagnosed with a.d.h.d.has stabilized. although the glines suggest behavioral therapy is the first line of treatment, in pre-schoolers the use of stimulants stayed constant. >> jadiann:

len jessup/unlv president: we want to be better connected to our community. we want to help. we recognize we need the community for get to the next level but the community needs a great university to get to the next level as well. kevin: here's an interesting sidenote - the local community has stepped up and money was raised to give all 60 students in the first class a full ride scholarship for all four years...meaning they leave medical school without student debt. at least 25 full rides will be given out for the next three classes with the hope of also making that the full 60. that makes unlv a very attractive option for students brightest of the applicants. back to you.>> interviews for the first class of students are already underway. the first round of classes begin on july 17th. a little late for an important date. ellen degeneres almost missed the presidential medal of freedom ceremony. we'll tell you why and show you what she did the moment she got through the front door of the white house.. each way, ellen counters whato often divides us with the countless things tha

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len jessup/unlv president: we want to be better connected to our community. we want to help. we recognize we need the community for the univeristy to get to the next level but the community needs a great university to get to the next level as well. kevin: here's an interesting sidenote - the local community has stepped up and money was raised to give all 60 students in the first class a full ride scholarship for all four years...meaning they leave medical school without student debt. at least 25 full rides will be given out for the next three classes with making that the full 60. that makes unlv a very attractive option for students and allows the university to pick the best and the brightest of the applicants. back to you. interviews for the first class of students are already underway. the first round of classes begin on july 17th. now fox5 weather 24/7 skies will stay mostly clear for your tuesday evening with temperatures falling into the 40s moving across the area on wednesday, bringing just a few clouds with breezy winds. winds will be in the 10 to 20 mph range around t

unlv president len jessup says that formula means no passed down to undergrad students. it's a game changer for the future. len jessup/unlv president: we want to be better connected to our community. we want to help. we recognize we need the community for the univeristy to get to the next level but the community needs a great university to get to the next level as well. kevin: here's an interesting sidenote - the local community has stepped up and money was raised to give all 60 students in the first class a full ride scholarship for all four years...meaning they leave medical school without student debt. at least 25 full rides will be given out for the next three classes with the hope of also making that the full 60. that makes unlv a very attractive option for students and allows the university to pick the best and the brightest of the applicants. back to you. interviews for the first class of students are already underway. the first round of classes begin on july 17th. now fox5 weather 24/7 your tuesday evening with temperatures falling into the 40s overnight. a distu

you cannot look at it simply through one lens. it is kaleidoscopic. it affects every aspect of a person's life in the united states. they will talk about that today from many different perspectives. it is important to think about these issues not only as political issues because we do expect congress to take action. as many have said in newspaper reporting's, on television screens, in protest outside of the supreme court, protest

we're looking into camden and, yes, the rain is hitting the lens of our camera there. if you missed the super moon yesterday and you thought, well, i'm going to wake up early today and get out there and see it, you may have missed your chance because the clouds have definitely moved in and you can see the clouds in the distance. we were going to try to go over to mt. laurel to where that truck crash is on the new jersey turnpike but the weather is not allowing us to do that at this point. hopefully we will get there later once the weather clears out. just looking over the ben franklin bridge, over i-95 is doesn't look too bad right now. good news for all you folks going to head out on the roads at this hour. we're going to keep an eye as we are in the air as long as we can. for now i'm live in sky force 10, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> matt mentioned the accident on the new jersey turnpike we have been following that involves a tractor-trailer and a

they are working to get government approval for a contact lens version. carole: very interesting. george: a feast for the eyes is lighting up the miller valley. carole: we have an exclusive behind the scenes look at the setup. >> reporter: john has details on and weather record already broken. john: yesterday we had all that rain. by midnight we picked if you over an inch. 1.0 inches of rain that broke the old record. however, we are very close to another record. you know how warm it's been this november. way above the average of 39 by the old record is 47.5 set back in 2001. we'll stay through midnight tonight right at that 47.6 but cooler temperatures tomorrow could drop us below the 47.5. at least the second warmest on record. 30 in minot, 29 rapid city. 36 sioux falls. that air slowly work its way in thatec in milwaukee 47, racine. there is colder air with a front coming through and you can see it dropped to 31. out in watertown we'll see low 30s out to the west. and mid 30s along the lakeshore tonight on the west to winds. a couple cloud trying to develop. northwest of dane c

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that's change now that the fda has approved it's an lens a procedure to remove and implant the lens takes five minutes. it doesn't have the nighttime glares that standard monofocal lenlses do have. >> thanks so much. >> good information. >> we've got a great it's going end up mild for this time of the year. upper 50s to near 60. we were 60 yesterday. i think more filter sunshine later but partly cloudy skies. travel map is looking pretty unevidentful a front that will bring some cloud cover but not a whole lot else for mid-week and a big warm up on the way. some of these highs across the country, which i mean, impressive by november standards. 50s, 60s, 70s. the country. john, lena that's going to change. i will tell you when. >> all right. thanks. still ahead. getting a second chance. how you can help this dog make a full recovery. >>> and a free meal taken from a vet. the incident that sparked outrage across social >>> a time when they are growing in demand. the newest terminal actually sits vacant, empty. growing with some dust on it and that's the city continues to make money off of i

unlv president len jessup calls it a win-win. len jessup/unlv president: we want to be better connected to our community. we want to help. we recognize we need the community for the univeristy to get to the next level but the community needs a great university to get to the next level as well. then there's the financial impact the medical school will have. our community is changing and this is something that is going to impact you, your family and the next generation of southern nevadans. us for a closer look at the medical school's impact on our community. fox 5's kevin bolinger brings us a special report you'll see tonight at 10. a 25-year-old was sentenced to life behind bars for the rape and murder of a woman behind a strip mall. jerry howard was sentenced to life without the possiblility of parole. that sentencing was recommended by both prosecutors and howard's own attorneys. court documents say howard attacked a woman when she was collecting cans back in january of 20-15. the woman was beaten....stabbed and sexually assaul

with the stars' finale nats battling for the top spot -- 16-year-old olympic gymnast laurie hernandez len goodman "there was nothing in that dance i didn't like" nats indycar driver james hinchcliff julianne hough 'hands down you are the best male dancer we have ever had on this show' nats and retired nfl star calvin johnson jr. len goodman without dout most improved dancer in this final nats - 'it's the finals and i'm ready' monday -- an elimination -- country singer jana kramer getting sent home. nats - "it was our time" and in the semi-finals nats: "you take my breath away" little person terra jole eliminated season 23 -- bringing the likes of vanilla ice, marcia brady actress maureen mckormick, and now nats - "the freestyle crowns the mirror ball champion" audiences have seen the last dances before they cast their final votes. nats: perfect score 10! hernandez 10s hinchcliffe 10s! lauren lyster tag: viewer votes will be combined with judges' points from tonight's 24 hour fusion challenge to determine the big winner. and get ready for a reunion -- all 13 of this season's couples also e

just pull the lens off, flip it around, don't let any light in. now my focus is around here. >> which means you can get amazing shots like this one. >> ripped out of his leg in a get these incredible shots from this channel. >> gross. >> and awesome at the same time. >> put your dance moves to shame. >> when it was time to dance, he was. >> oh, my gosh. >> watch her upstage the mascot. >> i love her dance face, too. >> yeah! >> plus, don't go anywhere, the buzz word for your shot to win >>> promotional considerations provided by -- ? ? new selsun blue full & thick shampoo. dandruff fighters with proteins and vitamins for fuller, thicker looking hair. >>> i am convinced that if i could pick any other career, i would have gone with being a pilot now. >> me, too. >> even though we can't be pilots, we can get really, really close. these beautiful world war ii war birds that are part of the commemorative air force museum in arizona. and these guys at the commemoratiive air force museum bring their planes out, not only schedule to fly in the planes. not

len goodman without doubt the most improved dancer in this final nats - 'it's the finals and i'm ready' monday -- an elimination -- country singer nats - "it was our time" and in the semi-finals nats: "you take my breath away" little person terra jole eliminated season 23 -- bringing the likes of vanilla ice, marcia brady actress maureen mckormick, and ryan lochte to the ballroom now nats - "the freestyle crowns the mirror ball champion" audiences have seen the last dances before they cast their final votes. lauren lyster tag: viewer votes will be combined with judges' points from tonight's 24 hour fusion challenge to determine the big winner. and get ready for a reunion -- all 13 of this season's couples also expected to perform. lauren lyster abc news los angeles. in today's healthy living -- folks around the country are getting set for their thanksgiving feast. but trying to stay healthy and stick to your diet can be tough during the holidays. next -- we'll have some tips on how you can avoid weight gain -- without even going to the here. it's a time for celebrations, friends, famil

lens makers are making. or wearing, rather. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." >>> here is another look at this morning's top story. the race for the white house is tightening. a "the washington post"/abc news national poll shows donald trump leading hillary clinton by one percentage point but other polls indicate clinton maintains a trump is spending the day campaigning in florida, a must win for him. clinton was there yesterday and said trump had been demeaning and degrading to women for the past 30 years. trump promises to get rid of obamacare if he is elected. >>> voters in the battleground state of ohio are being unundated with political ads and phone calls from the clinton and trump campaign. >> we will make america great again. >> reporter: in the courtship of ohio. >> helping women is a cause in her life. >> reporter: many voters want a restraining order. on average throughout the state, an ad for trump or clinton runs on local television, every three minutes. >> overwhelming with ads. overwhelming with calls. overwhel

. >> sadly, i don't have a macrolens, and this lens' minimum focus is about here. i want to be focusing here. >> there's a trick you can do. you just pull the lens off, flip it around, try and cover the hole as best you can, not let any light in. now my minimum focus is around here. >> which means you can get amazing shots like this one. just being ripped out of his leg time and time again. we get the incredible shots we come to expect from this channel. >> it looks, well, gross. >> and awesome. >> at the same time. >>> it's an entertaining way to pastime in a hospital waiting room. >> do we know what she's watch something. >> her kids. >> that would be hilarious to put her on a roller coaster. >> look at the emotional roller coaster. plus a little boy sees a doctor about an earache. how taking a peek leads to a squirmy discovery. >> it's mormy discovery. >> it's moving! >> it's moving, oh. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific it's proven to help relieve pain, stop furth

just pull the lens off, flip it around, don't let any light in. >> which means you can get amazing shots like this one. >> ripped out of his leg in a way that time and time again we get these incredible shots from this channel. >> gross. >> and awesome at the same time. >> put your dance moves to shame. >> when it was time to dance, he was. >> oh, my gosh. >> watch her upstage the mascot. >> i love her dance face, too. >> yeah! >> plus, don't go anywhere, the buzz word for your shot to win an ipad mini is coming your way. >>> promotional considerations provided by -- new selsun blue full & thick shampoo. dandruff fighters with proteins and vitamins for fuller, thicker looking hair. new selsun blue full & thick. >>> i am convinced that if i could pick any other career, i would have gone with being a pilot now. >> me, too. >> even though we can't be pilots, we can get really, really close. these beautiful world war ii war birds that are part of the commemorative air force museum in arizona. and these guys at the commemorativive air force museu bring

that lens is an important one as important as the diversely off among wellesley faculty, students. j.c.: a cardiologist and brooklyn native with it to -- three degrees from harvard, she was chief of women's brick of a young and young hospital and harvard medical school professor. >> the work i led on the disc every of how went -- the work i lead on the discovery of how women's biology was different. >> at first, sex differences and that is a profound change. if you are not included female cells and animals, what you are tasting may not be on the right science. >> she is not only focus on science. >> more than any other field, the arts and humanities fortifies to do the work we are called to do. if the sciences tell us how, the humanities and arts first fema president has known johnson for years. -- has known harvard's first female president for years. >> reaching across the differences of ethnicities, races, things best understood in the context of language. she knows that science needs to have a partner in the social practiced most effectively. wellesley is very lucky to have her.

increasing tomorrow, ou to the west, the lens will be high pressure builds on sunday, the big travel day is workingay okay, with partly to mostly sunny skies, with upper 40s on sunday, the wind increases monday and tuesday, with highs near 60 degrees tuesday mr. obama spoke to those serving overseas he made nine phone calls to deployed service members, to various services happy thanksgiving and thank them for their service to washington state midwife got more than she bargained for wha was it in the g er with two bro fingers. she was on the right place at the right time tow make an impromptut berthing, as jamie tompkins has more on the unexpected delivery. new parents willie and jessica >> their new baby boy. >> it was a huge blessing. >> to appreciate this, you must first go back to the beginning. >> i was in the er, waiting for the results and rhonda dicosnz midwife who was a patient in th er with two broken fingers when jessica walked in, and labor. it was not a patient of mine, just a woman off the streets it was ready andd the baby came ou. rhonda dicostanzo pro two figures for

just like this: your typical contact lens."we're making these fully transparent sensors" researchers in the college of engineering at oregon state university have created a tiny sensor - that is totally clear."you can integrate it directly in the prescription contact lenses and the idea is to be able to make these at low enough costs that its not going to add significantly to the the sensor can be added to both prescription and non- prescription contact lenses. instead of measuring glucose levels in a person's blood... it would measure them in their tears - and send that information... to a cell phone or in hanavan's case - to her insulin pump."it's a very interesting technology"it's an invention that's catching the attention of medical experts across the country..."this is a non-invasive technique, they're technology could potentially replace the sensor osu engineers hope to have the glucose measuring contacts available within the next five years.kathy says... she'll be one of the first... to try them."that would be amazing" a

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all the changes that president obama made, in that lens and through that lens. >> and why not reverse? >> well, as i said, there are key elements more important. here is the thing people do not understand. i am not against changes in u.s. policy towards cuba. i want to make sure the changes are reciprocated by the cuban what president obama did and they are the things that help create a pathway towards democracy in cuba. while fidel castro was 90 years old his brother is 85. there is going to be a generational leader change in cuba over the next five to 10 years and hopefully sooner and we need to insure that our policy makes it easier for there to be a democratic transition. that is how i would examine our foreign policy towards cuba. >> why is this such americans and the cold war? >> it's important for three reasons. cuba is a source of stability in the region. historic numbers are fleeing cuba putting pressure on the united states and they are anti-american. they allow the chinese and the russians to conduct electronic espionage from the island of cuba. they harbor fugitives of ame

, the lens of slavery or oppression. we said it's also a story that is also remarkable, a celebration. so it goes from the arc of pain also to celebration. there's a lot to be done but a lot has been achieved. >> rose: we con clue with carole bayer sager, the songwriter. her new book is called "they're playing our song." >> forget about all the great collaborations and songs and amazing artists i got to write with. first of all, one of the things i realized that i started the book is oh my god, i had a really big life. >> rose: al hunt, david adjaye, and carole bagger sager when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> we begin this evening with a look at the presidential campaign, the race is once again a tight contest with less than a week remaining before election day. hillary clinton currently holds a n

. >> kpix 5's len ramirez on words of healing and coming together. ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: in a weekhen our political differences have torn at the fabric of the red, white and blue, veterans are still the glue that holds the country together. >> yeah. i'm kind of puzzled. but i do believe trump has a chance. and i will back him. >> reporter: they may not all agree like america vets come in all colors, faiths and backgrounds but they once put their differences aside when they put on the uniform and swore to protect freedom and democracy. >> because we follow orders. >> reporter: not just discipline. alberto carrillo said he learned a lot about dedication while serving america. >> we do have a very diverse military and we know how to work together. >> reporter: the country's differences were noted on an otherwise apolitical day. >> you know, it's been quite a week. and in a bitterly divided nation here in san jose, we're showing the rest of the country how we pull together and honor what we value collectively. >> reporter: but it's not a bloody revolution, rather a peaceful transition

kpix5's len ramirez found out california has some of the strictest shield laws in the nation to protect officers who are investigated or disciplines. >> reporter: police officer noah winchester put on indefinite leave from the san mateo police department last october. why? under california law the chief couldn't say, but nine months later the public found out. district attorney steve wagstaff charged officer winchester with raping five women while he was in uniform. >> what cheap manheimer -- chief manheimer was able to say was not what i was able to say. >> they're shielded according to their files not being open to the media or public. >> reporter: when san mateo hired winchester, they did not know he was accused of rape at his last job as a cop at a community college in san bernardino. >> had we had any knowledge of sexual misconduct or allegations on anyone we were doing a background on, we would never have hired them. >> reporter: they are investigating why the accusations were not found in his file. >> the results of that investigation apparently was never recorded in his personne

mayor sam liccardo and supervisor dave cortese spoke exclusively with our len ramirez. >> reporter: on camera together for the first time since their bruising 2014 san jose mayoral election, sam liccardo and dave cortese are now teaming up on an issue that once divided them: pension reform. this time under measure f. >> measure f is so critical, we really need to substantially improve our ability to hire officers, to retain officers. >> you know, we have been adversaries in the past but on this particular issue, um, there's only one answer and that's to support this measure. >> reporter: sam liccardo beat cortese by 2% but claimed victory before some votes were counted and before cortese conceded. cortese was against the original pension reform measure b that's now blamed for causing hundreds of officers to leave the san jose police department through resignations and retirements because it cut their benefit. liccardo was for it but now is one of the major backers of the reformulated measure f plan. >> this is something we critically need to do for the future of our city. >> reporter: