. >> you're dealing with a lunatic. you're dealing with a person making outrageous claims. he wants the government to acknowledge this is a terrorist operation. he's doing this on behalf of isis or isil. >> this man who is haron monis an iranianlerric who is out on bail for vial sexual assault offenses. >> you hear the loud explosions behind me. i don't know if it's gunfire or some sort of small explosive device. that's certainly gunfire. >> you can see a woman there from these live pictures from martin place being carried out by officers. >> i can just see now, i don't know whether you can see on this live shot a whole bunch of paramedics are running up martin place. >> ambulances are racing through past us now bringing patients out. we had an ambulance driver just ask the camera people to move out of the way because they had a patient they needed to bring out. >> it was really very sad and we were waiting, everyone, the authorities, ambulance and fire all indeed were waiting for this siege to end. they have to end eventually. >> 16 or so hours this whole thing went on. th

he may simply be a lunatic or several of them. they won't know that until they talk to the released hostages and ones that got away. and i think that the situation's looking more benign as we go. i think when we saw the police helicopters and closing downtown, this is a standard procedure. it's an overreaction, but it's absolutely necessary in a situation like this. >> and what gives you the conclusion that this is more benign? >> caller: well, simply because, if you're going to go into a mall, and you are an isis-like group, you almost immediately resort to violence. and lockdown a place like this and some sort of a martyrdom operation. with shoisis, a lot of these pee are self-recruited and a lot of their information they're getting off the internet. we've seen them attack in belgium, in canada. so there's no training behind this. there's no standard attack in any of this. so, actually, we can see it going any way. but i think the i think the longer it goes on without violence the more likely there won't be any. >>> welcome back

. >> dealing with a lunatic. they're dealing with a person who is outrage claim. >> he forced them on read it on cram and post to youtube. >> to contact the brother via live web somehow and he will release five hostages. we don't understand why his demands haven't been met yet. >> reporter: then a second group ran out of the cafe. some with their hands in the air. after a few minutes of quiet, gun fire is heard coming from the shop. believed to come from the gunman. at that point, police and commandos barged in, guns blazing. it is the first time australia has really experienced a terror-related attack here on home soil and people are truly grieving. many have walked past with flowers. they are laying their breaths close by setting up a memorial. and the flag is at half-mast. there is a real feeling that australia has somehow lost its innocence today. >> thank you very much. certainly changed the way the world sees going about daily activities. tonight, australia's prime minister warning there are more lone wolve

some crazy lunatic did. >> bill bratton is is a crazy lunatic? you calling him a crazy lunatic. >> shot the police officer. >> i'm trying to tell you bill bratton is the one who deaths of those two officers -- >> -- something is not the end of the conversation. bill bratton is not the one who gets to decide everything and i'm telling you that i think it is completely outrageous, i don't care who says it to claim that those police officers are dead because of bill de blasio. that's just outrageous. >> monica, when a cop is killed, some -- a big part of the community feels it and maybe even dies long side of them. >> sure, a lot of police officers, not only in the nypd but police divisions across the country are all feeling this because these men have been assassinated for the job of protecting the public. look, again, in a big city like new york, you go back to rudy giuliani, you go back to mayor bloomberg. they understood that the corner stone. >> ed koch was very pro-police. >> absolutely. the corner stone is safe city so the quality of life is

she responded this morning in jest, bipolar 28-year-old lunatic. i always thought of myself as more he can he centric. it revealed the emails of more than 40,000 males. that's in addition to salary data. of course, it is in serious jeopardy across-the-board. a class-action lawsuit by former employees may soon be in the works. now, cyber security experts say sony may have been hacked in retribution of the film "the interview." it's a comedy in which the characters are asked to assassinate kim jong-un. the fbi says it doesn't have enough information to attribute the attacks to the koreans. the fbi meeting with sony to give them more training on cyber security practices. neil: yeah, like don't write anything. (?) okay. thank you very much. to the fox biz all-stars on how this might be a warning to all of us. be careful. tracy byrnes. tracy. >> so anything you send in emails, just presume it's on a billboard in times square. everything we say is out there. and everything you've said is probably still out there as well. neil: we forget that. >> i have o

the second was in a lunatic asylum and he was the third and he had forgotten it. so if one goes over those debates, there were big debates about the so-called one agreement and then all of the people that attacked it lived by it when they came into office. be maybe dominant or at least it seemed to influence the republican party. in the period after that, the center of gravity of the republican party moved towards the west and towards a part of the american population that did not have the experience of europe. and then also, the foreign policy that it represented was one of -- of gradualism and of understanding historical evolution and using it to the maximum extent. the classic american approach is that a problem is definable, can be expressed in a program, the program can be given a time limit and if you cannot do it that way, then somebody is violating basic premises of american politics. so the idea of bringing the confrontation of the soviet union to some colossal ideological conclusion. and it became dominant and it led to theatrical satirical debate about

is there nothing this lunatic won't heal with compassion?o, i'm sorry, that does t i am calling for a trade embargo on vatican city. americans will just have to live without their major export, harlequin security pantaloons. i know, it's going to be hard. well, folks, obama is to the going to get away with it just because i'm going off the air. ed minute my show ends, i'm on a plane to havana to personally investigate this travesty. i will go through every pristine beach. i will scout every rum distillery and i don't care how many 1957 chevies i have to buy for $200. until the job is done, i will not rest except in a hammock. we will have more coverage on this story tomorrow, or really not all all-- at all. we'll be right back. hey rich, what's that in your hand? my at&t cell phone bill. verizon bill? ye-aaah. that's cool. noooo... how much are you spending per month? $110 bucks $120 bucks $330 yeee-ah... what if sprint could cut your rate plan in half? and give you unlimited talk and text in the u.s., and match your data. goodbye verizon. i

this is a history of lunatics running north korea.atics, what they've done to their own people, they would certainly be willing to do to others outside of their country as they've proven. >> and if north korea can do it, there are other non-state actors who would like nothing more than to infiltrate the u.s. air traffic system or a fly live by wire train, or isis and others. >> isis is just amazing in their capabilities with computers. they have a lot of young people there from western europe, the united states, who can run this stuff too and do an a -- an assault like this. and why not. we are so vulnerable. we have not paid attention and gotten vulnerable and we have warned this is coming from the cyber command. like we just said, any computer that is online is vulnerable. >> and mark, what is the bottom line? there will be public attacks on commercial air travel. >> i don't know about commercial air travel but on critical infrastructure and they will come from both state and and non-state actors and that corporations are the target

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>> well, keep in mind, carol, this man was a crazy lunatic.d with 50 counts of indecent exposure and sexual assault. he was charged as an accessory in the murder of his ex-wife. this guy was one of those street corner clerics that you would find on the corner of times square. this guy was a straight up lunatic. he had nothing to do with the religion of islam. his acts were about as muslim as the westboro baptist church's are christian and i think any person with any common sense would understand that this is against any normative teaching of any religious or civilized society today. >> i want to play you something that was said last night on anderson cooper. anderson cooper interview add man from the daily beast and he talked about how muslims need to be more vocal about distancing themselves from deranged people like that hostage taker. let's listen. >> all of us collectively have to start getting real with this problem, recognizing that there is indeed this challenge of these often pathological individuals who will use this ideology as an ex

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producer megan tweeting, bipolar 28-year-old lunatic? i thought myself as more eccentric. kevin hart responding from calling a. it's time to get back to building this empire i've dreamed of. shock waves from the hack are rippling throughout hollywood. across the industry, executives are shifting away from e-mail and towards the phone. and they're searching through their e-mails with sony executives to see if there's anything else that could potentially leak out with some execs, even amy pascal, making calls to preemptively apologize. i'm julia borston in los angeles. >>> dow component say it's more to own it. that's where we begin the market focus. general electric is raising its quarterly dividend 4.5%. 23 cents a share to 3.7%. 7th dividend in the last five years for general electric and shares with the company down to $24.89. >>> the health care company hike it by 24 cents a share, a 9% lift and pushes the stock's yield to more than 2%. shares of the company fell nearly 2% to $43.69. >>> morgan stanley moved lower today after buckingham downgraded the stock neutral from

but this man in sydney was a lunatic and the chances of a lunatic in this country seeing in and mimickingt in some way, i think, are pretty good. i can't tell you for certain because there's no central organization to isis controlling this. i think it's a good chance it's going to happen here. i think this is what the police commissioner of new york is going to be talking about. >> they're now walking in. i want to immediately listen to their opening statement. bill bratton, he's joined by john miller. let's listen in. >> chief of if department jim o'meo o'neil. and chief of manhattan detectives bill aubrey. on saturday, we had a large march here on the city, 25,000 to 30,000 demonstrators. by and large, the events of that day went off as we would expect, without incident, large crowds. police were there to facilitate and ensure that the services were kept to a minimum. but on saturday evening, on the brooklyn bridge, a small group sought to change the dynamics of that day and chose to make it all about them. during the course of that, they attempted to also assault and significantly inju

they're dealing with a lunatic. they're dealing way person who's making outrageous claims. he wants to be -- he wants the government to acknowledge that this is a terrorist operation, that he's doing this on behalf of isis or isil. and the government at this particular stage are treating terrorists as you'd treat any terrorist in any part of the world, they're doing their best to secure the safety of the hostages without meeting his demands. >> just explain how the process works. you got this phone call from this 23-year-old man, this hostage which was being -- who was being held inside the cafe there. and then he relayed what the guy with the gun was saying. he told you and you responded and he said it to the gunman? >> i could hear the gunman. well, first of all, we were a bit skeptical, as you would be, getting a phone call to your open line saying i'm a hostage. can i talk to ray on air. and so i made an editorial decision that i wouldn't talk to him on air because i was fearful that i may have been duped or that i might put people at risk. so i came off air during a th

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if they don't we end up with an electoral cycle which would end up with the lunatics taking over thesylum so to speak. dates --oking at the the presidential race diary. first round, december 17, second round of summer 23rd, third round december 29. will you be at work december 29? >> know and most of the market won't which makes it a good day to have it. will be a more limited problem if we do see an election coming in greece, people will factor that in. the expectations will be that we lose the election and we see the leader of the party come in and win easily -- well, who knows? will see is a lot of backroom deals being done in greece to ensure the vote does get past -- passed. leader, talk about the a huge risk. 2012, he was running a campaign to pair up the bailout agreement bill. >> and they have matured since then. it's a completely different when it was the rebellious kids on the block. they are becoming presidential and i think we talked about it a couple months ago when the bailout question started -- the risks stemming from his victory are less because every time we have se

some lunatic out there will listen to this video and they'll execute a cop.e these on a payroll doing this? i mean, how does that happen? >> i have no idea how they do it. i don't know what their process is up there in picking people to work for the public defenders office. but apparently, they don't agree with the rule of law. and both grand juries came back saying no indictment. neil: you have many on the force you keep in touch with. you're highly regarded yourself. black and white, how do they feel about this? targeting black youths, et cetera. >> the morale for the police department is at an all-time low. you have a mayor that doesn't back us up. a police commissioner bill bratton who is a good commissioner, but he has to listen what to do. police officers are probably second guessing themselves noting wanting tnot wantingto get invoy high incident because god forbid they have to take action. they're second guessing themselves and saying, if i fire my weapon to protect myself, am i going to be indicted? neil: forget that. am i going to be killed? all rig

. >> you can't make statements to the public from a lunatic that is going to believe what you said andere and assassinate cops. >> a petition drive has been there more than 62,000 people have signed it. >> lia? >> thanks, kelly. >> time now for "look who is talking. ron christie slamming president obama. he hasn't spoken publically about the murders of the nypd officer. >> he claims the divisiveness of the race car he is addressing the need tol address this. he should come off the golf course and come home. if you look at all of the racially tinged the president is on the microphone it is more important for him to be on the golf course than address the nation about this assassination. i think it is a disgrace. >> bow bergdahl in the hands of a four-star army general. ing bergdahl left his post in eastern afghanistan in 2009. and was captured the taliban. the controversial prisoner swap with five officials held at guantanamo bay. fairy tale gone wrong princess christina the 6th in line to the spanish throne will stand trial on tax fraud charges. he is accused of em biz elling 8 million

civil war is among republicans, conservatives are as mad as hell over the executive order and the lunatics the tea party will destroy the whole party over this. the real story is the split among the democrats. chuck schumer had a broadside in which he represents the right wing to the extent there is one. it's a savage attack on everything obama represents. they are looking at the shellacking and one way of saying, we have to go left, the other right. i think in contrast there's tremendous harmony on the republican side. a slight argument over how to deal tactically with the executive order but i think it's completely different and there's intimately more comedy on the other side. it's the wrong story. >> but senator schumer said he was not stepping back and that obamacare was the wrong move. >>> let's look at the damage caused by the big california storm up next. er menu at red lo! with more of what you love! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! so hurry in! and sea food differently. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness

and that its escalating and that -- afraid something awful will happen again like the lunatic they caught in new york before he did harm because he was saying the two copped that were killed weren't white. this is still a powder keg. how do you take the powder keg away? >> first of all you realize there is a silent majority of black and brown and americans generally that are not loons and crazies. but you also have to hold these politics responsible. president obama eric holder, the de blasios, they have a responsibility to change the environment to bring a sane discussion and environment when it comes to these questions. not a monologue where we just look to use white people as the whipping boys for slave riching segregation, et cetera, et cetera and say things have been -- have not changed things have not gotten better, but to truly have a dialogue. part of that dialogue would be, neil, that if it's pope -- and it is -- that 130 blacks lose their lives to police officers per year, less than 130 that's important to bring up. racial profiling and the like. but it's also important to bring

don't think we should where pulling arbitrary movie and tv shows based on a threat from a bunch of lunatics. >> the threat extends well beyond tin hl town. >> they're attacking the very core of what hollywood stands for which is the exercise of our fund mchbl right of freedom of speech and freedom of expression which translates to freedom of creativity. >> the sony tokyo -- they had a specific computer and a specific address and it likely means that north korea had some sort of inside help. >> unemployment rates are down in 41 states and unchanged in six more. the november report session joblessness rose in just three states, connecticut, louisiana and washington state. the biggest job gains occurred in california, florida and texas. much more modest gains for stocks today, after thursday's surge. the s&p 500 finished ahead 9. the nasdaq gain 17ed. the s&p 500 gained almost 3 1/2, it's best performance in two years. the nasdaq was up 2.4. >>> today the obama administration epa said the first national standards for coal ash waste. it treats the bring product of coal burned for electricity, m

palmerston once said only three people have ever understood it, one was dead, the second was in a lunaticasylum, and he was the third, and he had forgotten it. [laughter] so if one goes over those debates, there were big debates about the so-called salt i agreement. and then all the people who attacked it lived by it when they came into office. so we thought that the key issues were the geopolitical issues, and that in the arms field, we were substantially ahead and were preserving margins. those were the debates of the '70s, and it was a pity that they took that form. and then reagan, in a way, resolved them by adopting the practice of the preceding administration and the rhetoric of -- it really didn't add all that much in the weapon field, but the concept of missile defense, which he introduced, apparently convinced the soviets that it was a hopeless process. >> so that was my next question. there's something of a debate about why the cold war ended when it did, and there's at least a half-dozen different hypotheses. one is that missile defense had -- another's afghanistan, another is

sayreplied, how dare you that caused a lunatic to go on a rampage? neighbors, your character's wife, in the face of typical roles of women in the movie whose killing us all the fine, she isn't on the action and is crucial to the plot. thinkat is to say, do you about the gender dynamics of film making and how much of that should go into what stories you want to tell. >> as we have gotten older, we have thought about it more. when we were in our early 20's making "super bad." in, you know, was very much from that perspective. women, inof the movie was what itample, should be. but as we got already are, we put a lot of thought into how do to be asose burn important to the comedy and the story and how do we not make the story about a couple who is in conflict but make a comedy team out of a has-been and wife who really get along with each other and like each other. there was a lot to the story, i think i overshadowed bat with my rage. i was hurt because that one specifically was one would put a lot of thought into specifically not doing that. i think a l

. >> in duke, you had a lunatic da since disbarred and they shut down down the program.ng wrong. and they could have gone to prison if others hadn't stayed on the story. >> in terms of common sense, seven alleged attackers, nine guys at from from a tern fitty and it's suggested it was initiation rights are you going to have dozens of guys who don't whisper a word of this to anyone? it just defies -- >> not that it could never happen, but it's been documented events like that have happened in universities and rape at many universities but the question is you have to investigate both sides. the way the piece was written though fact. there is infrequent use of she alleges it's offered as been ascertained and confirmed. >> there is a reference to throngs of tanned, toned and and blond students at uva. i was at uva. that is not the uva i know. led to the point this is the bastion of while male privilege. >> the reporter was searching for one she's going to target for a rape victim to come forward. and >> i was tanned and toned. >> clearly, you still are. >> rolling stone wasn

pretty soon it's going to be ch chewing your food and exhaling is a right-wing lunatic thought.y. it's been going on as long as we have been going on and existed all around us in nature. birds take care of their chicks. you know, whales take care of their cubs. that's the way it is. >> all right, now let me explain it to you, carolla. by implication, by implication, if you say parents must be responsible and care for their children, then you are implying, you are implying, carolla, that the people who don't do that are bad. and you can't make judgments about that. the left doesn't want that. because if you'ren irresponsible parent, it's not your fault. it's society's fault. somehow, america didn't give the abandoned father the right training, so how can he be hild responsible? that's why you're getting hammered. you're not sympathetic to those who abandon their children. >> i think whales have calves, by the way, i may have called them cubs. and yes, the left doesn't want any judgment except for the left will judge the crap out of me for judging other people and expecting them t

the second was in a lunatic asylum and he was the third and he had forgotten it. so if one goes over those debates, there were big debates about the so-called one agreement and then all of the people that attacked it lived by it when they came into office. so we thought that the key issue were the political issues and that in the arm field we were substantially ahead and preserving market. those were the debates and it was a pity that they took that form and then reagan in a way resolved them by adopting the practice of the preceding administration and the rhetoric and really didn't add all that much in the weapon field. but the concept of missile defense, which he introduced, apparently convinced the soviets that it was a hopeless process. >> that was my next question. there's something of a debate about why the cold war ended when it did and there's at least a half dozen different high pot that cease. one is that missile defense, another is afghanistan, another is the cumulative effort of nato over decades. there's the gorbachev himself either by design or that

and in the hands of what may be a completely lunatic regime you have to look at the full range of their capabilities. that's one reason why this has to be taken seriously. >> that's why i thought from the very beginning, look, i don't like the idea of us being bullied into not doing something, bullied out of the first amendment. i spent way too many days in the courtroom fighting for the first amendment. but the idea sony thought this was a good idea in the first place and the state department gave it some blessing. meanwhile, the obama administration was horrified at the anti-muslim film but they think this one's okay? talking about benghazi. so benghazi's horrible, leading to the deaths of four of them but they give a blessing to this one? >> i have to say with respect to the state department involvement which don't know who said what to whom, i think any state department was a mistake. if sony went to the department the department should have said you do movies, we do diplomacy, you do whatever you want. i think sony should have thought about this a little more. the point you made ea

the government just saying that is fine, the next time something like this happens, if you are a lunaticnd you want to create a story that backs up the cops, come on in? >> the bigger question is not what she did, but prosecutors -- either they were totally inept in, as you say, one of the times, cases of recent or they knew and suspected she was lying and did not care, which is even worse. >> if you are a prosecutor and you know someone is going to come into a grand jury and lie, you cannot really allow them to do that. >> can a new grand jury be convened? >> i think that is probably a fairly tough thing to do. >> you spoke to her? >> yes. she would not talk to us before the story came out. we publish the story on monday morning. yesterday, i corresponded with her, and she admitted she was in fact witness 40, and expressed concerns for the safety of her three minor children, and she is trying to erase her social media presence. then she wanted to have a conversation off the record, and we had a lengthy conversation off of the record, and we will try to see if she wants to move some of t

i think about how the actions of the lunatic fringe muslim lone wolf has an impact on the over 2 billion peaceful muslims around the globe and the way that the masses have to pay for the actions of the rare few. >> again, you're absolutely correct. i mean, all it takes is one disturbed individual. one deranged individual to basically -- i mean, i was here in the heart of london and probably new york. i mean, the entire media industry in the world focus on this particular disturbed individual. and basically connections were made between isis and this particular individual. the irony is, he didn't have a flag. the flag of isis. he requested a flag of isis. the irony, too, is that he was not a sunni muslim. i was a shiite muslim. as you well know, isis has a genocide against the shiites. here you have a shiite who's been targeted by isis yet portrayed by many media outlets as somehow part -- an extension not only of isis but also of the muslim threat. in germany just 15,000 protesters basically have taken to the streets in the last few days denouncing and condemning the president of muslim

i don't think anyone will let, you know, the lunatic that we saw harm our way of life.it's a beautiful city, great people, multicultural society and a great country. to me, it's the best country in the world and always will be. >> coming up is the russian economy on the verge of collapse? some markets around the world sent reeling today after vladimir putin raised interest rates by a whopping 60%. why is all of this happening now? and president obama just a short time ago making a move that could make it worse for vladimir putin. we're back after this. ♪ when you don't get enough sleep... and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenolpm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol® >>> right now, here is your overlook story of the day. you know the whole deal with interest rates. the fed gets together, they sit around, deliberate, we wait. and then they publish this super official statement that says we either kept the rate the same or maybe we bumped it up or down a little, like a qu

do you think that contributed to the rhetorical atmosphere that inspired, if you will, this lunatic -m not saying they're to blame, but perhaps had an impact mentally on this guy to do this. >> yeah, sean, it does. and we're talking about environment here not only with what this assassin did, this criminal did, but what's going on around the entire nation right now. i just sent another threat to nypd for them to check out while i was waiting for this segment. i've been getting these since this happened since the guys i was talking to were rolling on this crime. and i want to go to something that cornell brooks said. he says lone gunman. it was a lone gunman who fired the first shot while i was on the air with you out of ferguson. it was several lone gunmen who fired the ensuing shots as i was going down south florissant, this environment of hating cops was driven by the left, by the progressives, by al sharpton, the chief racist in this country. but al sharpton sittings at the right hand of president obama and the right hand of bill de blasio. and i don't accept bill de blasio's apolo

and then this lunatic in baltimore probably decides let me make my way up to new york and i'm going to execute two cops. all right? that seed was planted by al sharpton. >> intellectually lazy to blame al sharpton or rhetoric that caused it wife was he still not the criminal justice system why was he not in prison. why do we allow mental illness like this to go untreated? why do we have so many guns on the streets? is it because of guns or mental illness of the criminal? >> institutionalized this guy then? >> i didn't say forcefully. we need a greater awareness of mental illness and get guns off the street. make them less available to people are mentally deranged. >> we cleared out all the mental hospitals in new york. walking around the street. >> and they get guns. >> sometimes they do yeah. of course they get guns. >> guns go to the handle. >> you can't blame the guns when a man pushes another man in front of a subway. that's not a gun. >> crazy people. there are always going to be crazy people. >> you know there. >> but we don't need -- >> -- don't point at him like that. >> we don

producer responding tweeting bipolar 28-year-old lunatic? kevin hart responding on instagram.iting i refuse to be broken people with that being said it is now time for me to get back to building this empire i have always dreamed of. shock waves rippling. sources telling me there is a big shift away from doing business on e-mail and towards the phone and across hollywood people are searching correspondents to see if there is anything embarrassing. i hear some executives including amy pascal are making phone calls to people who might be offended if more e-mails leak out. >> so these e-mails, the whole dump of the data goes into compensation. these were private e-mails where people were making wise crack remarks that are now turning to be very embarrassing in some instances. >> a lot of the correspondence was between scott ruden who is an outside independent producer and amy pascal talking about people like angelina jolie. >> sony's stock is down 1% today. the value of that company has been under fire for much of the last year as it struggles to right the ship, not just and this

is 24r nothing this lunatic won't heal with compassion? >> have the self-proclaimed guardians of peace just won a cyberwar? >> what will be the federal government's next move. >> the most damaging cyber attack in history. >> the u.s. is vowing a response. >> we regard this as a very serious attack>> it's virtually certain this attack was ordered by north korea. >> the studio cancels the revees of "the interview." >> thank you for being here despite the threat from the korean hackers. thank you so much. >> it really sets a dangerous precedent. >> we have to find ways of pushing back. >> actively have to consider a range of alternatives. >> shutting down movie theatres, that's pretty scary. >>> tonight, the bush administration is trying to come up with a proportional response to the attack on sony pictures. >> as the members of the national security team meet to dit kus this matter, they are considering a range of options. as we would be in any scenario, strategic scenario like this, they would be mindful of the fact that we need a proportio

you can't make statements to the public that can be interpreted by some lunatic like this guy that's going to use what you said, he's going to believe what you said, and he's going to go out there and assassinate cops. you have to control your rhetoric. you have to make sure what you're saying is the truth. it's not truth. these were lies. >> the discussion of race, al sharpton getting up there and saying that there was no deadly threat posed by michael brown in ferguson. which all the evidence was to the contrary. this police officer testified, many witnesses, african-american witnesses, at least five of them testified, that it was as the cop said it was. let me finish the question. eric holder, his most incendiary remarks were not on camera but most repeatedly talked about racial profiling a big problem in these police departments, bias is a problem if these police departments, he's going to go after these police departments, he's been the victim of it himself as a black man in the context of ferguson and garner in staten island here. what should they be doing? what should they be

at the same time, though he clearly was a deranged man, very much a lunatic.guess from reading his history. he had shot his ex-girlfriend before he came up to new york city to kill the cops is that he was on a trajectory of probably killing somebody or killing himself or both perhaps of what was going on with the criticism of police departments, he picked up on that and chose to shoot several police officers. we in the reform movement condemn his actions, are greatly troubled by his actions and the enormous grief it's caused his family and our entire city. we in the reform movement do not consider ourselves to be anti-cop. we are anti-nypd practices and policies that we feel target and harass low-income people of color. >> talk about what are those policies that you find most problematic? >> the broken windows style policing that is being carried out by the city really was instituted in 1994 when rudy julianguiliani was in. it penalizes people in low low-level. >> like eric garner selling cigarettes? >> exactly. when garner says this stops today, that would ha