probably no danger to anyone involved in the handling of this but they want to treat it as potentially lyehrax virus, and the cdc is conducting an investigation to find out why this virus turned out to be not as dead as it should be been. >> so they are supposed to be up in rollized before they are shipped out? >> absolutely. the whole idea is to use dead spores. once it is lie situation that's completely different protocol. live ever and now that they suspect they could be live esprotocol can to make sure they are tracked the entire way, and this' a secure handover at the beginning and the end. >> so again the pentagon says no public to the public? >> at this point, no evidence that anyone was exposed the troops be i the way in korea, that were using this anthrax supposedly dead spores as part of a military exercise, most troops that are deployed overseas are already distinguish anc lax vaccine, but the commander ordered everyone to take antibiotics as a measure again, no one is exhibiting any signs of illness. >> we continue on this, despite the potential danger of anthrax, the departmen

let's take a lye look at st. mary's hospital in paddington now where there is a new royal princess. >> that's right her royal highness the duchess of cambridge has given birth to a little girl. you can take a look at some -- we had some video earlier. they brought out the official paper proclamation. it's like on a plaque. here it is. >> it's a whole procedure. >> it really is. and so that pretty much holds in place the announcement. it has everyone's signatures. but everybody outside of this betting on the name. >> here's where my interest comes in. bookies in britain are taking bets on the names. charlotte seems to be the favorite followed by alice, elizabeth, victoria and diana. >> charlotte of cambridge sounds very regal. that is also kate's sister's middle name. but all of the names tend to have a royal connection. >> how would you even know though? i mean how could you -- just pick a name. >> i tell you i picked george last time around. i didn't bet on it. i didn't make any money. >> >> well there are your

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i want to go to lye pictures from berkeley where police are still on the scene of that crash. they are in facing right now. chp says a stolen car was seen going the wrong way. the stolen car went on to university avenue. the driver crashed on herself between sacramento and california street causing another car to flip over. the driver of the stolen car ran off. the driver of the other car suffered minor injuries. ktvu tara moriarty is there this morning. she'll have another live report coming up at 5:00. >>> amtrak is back in service between new york and philadelphia for the first time since that deadly derailment in philadelphia last week. this weekend over the weekend amtrak was ordered to expand the use of a speed control system near the crash site. federal investigators say the train was speeding at 106 miles an hour as it headed into a curve and detrailed last tuesday. eight people were killed. more than 200 were hurt. authorities are trying to figure out if some kind of flying object that left a hole in the ever engines win shield has something to do with the derailment.

a lye look from our exclusive ballpark cam. >> they're running on to the field. >> getting ready for batting practice. because of the game america's got talent will air at 8:00 on cozi tv. dateline will air after the giant's game followed bowery our 11:00 news. >>> women ceos are show to be outpacing their mail counter parts in salaries. the median pay rose to nearly $16 million, a jump up 21% over the year before. the median for heals last year was just $10.4 mill. marisa meyer was first after $42.1 million, meg whitman came in second. >> did you say something hike it was friday today. on an official -- >>> on this friday night, secret past. shocking new revelations about the former speaker of the house dennis hastert. now we know what he was trying to hide with millions in hush money. sources telling nbc news it's all about sexual misconduct with a male student. >>> mandatory evacuations being ordered as texas gets hit again. unrelenting rain and hundreds of dramatic high-water rescues today. highways paralyzed by flash floods. >>> pilots targeted, nearly blinded by lasers being po

we're lye in center city this evening, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 at the american legion post 10 in montgomery county this afternoon, as well. that's where pennsylvania lieutenant governor mike stack was among those honoring fallen members of america's armed forces. also thanked everyone who served. >>> and in delaware county a 21-gun salute was part of today's memorial day ceremony in media. there was also a parade down state street. >>> still, others got an early start to the summer this weekend and the weather couldn't have been better. >> check out the view from our cape may camera. this time lapse video here showing people hitting the beaches all day long. but even though the holiday weekend is ending the summer-like weather is just beginning. >> some even went in the water right there. sheena parveen is here with the steamy details. sheena? >> yeah. and certainly a hot day if you needed to cool off. water temperature around 60 degrees. it is still pretty chilly out there in the water. now, on land temperatures are about 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year.

lye from new york city. president obama has a new choice to be this nation's top military officer. marine general joseph dunford would head the joint chiefs of staff the president made the announcement in the rose garden just over an hour ago. mike ma kerr ray is live with us, dunford would take over the armed forces at a time enwith the world's pretty complex place. why was he picked? well, president obama is known to trust general dunford as a confidant. and other hot spots around the world. of course it would have cob ton firmed by the senate. the former lead in afghanistan in 2013 and '14. a marine general serves a come mordant, the top officener the marines. he has seen combat in iraq and afghanistan, all reviews coming into this nomination today have him as someone who was admired by the rank and the file. as well as top politician here. the president praised the man on his way out rotating out of office, was general martin dempsey, an army general. big shoes to feel, but never the less, president obama heaped praise on his nominee. >> under his steady hand, we have achieved

this is al jazeera, lye from london. hundreds have been rescued but 4,000 are still adrift.s tough on immigration, but government says it is missing the target to tighten borders.

his a stark joins us lye now and what does this mean now how important is it that you have the grand jury indictment? well, it is a critical and important step forward to move this case to the next level the state's attorney has issued charges against the officers back on may 1st and in fact all six were in court and then freed on bail. this means the grand jury is agreed with the prosecutor the state's attorney and is in fact moving forward. and the case will go forward. >> now why was some of the. >> thats enhanced. >> as the state attorney as they presented testified the grand jury, charges can change. and there were some changes. most of the charges were exactly what lad been announce add few weeks ago. some were dropped but now all of the us aers are charged with reckless endangerment, they were not charged with that before. and the most serious charge remains against the driver, of that van that was transporting freddie gray, he is charged with second degree depraved murder. and this essentially means that he was taking actions that he knew would be harmful and he didn't care,

this is al jazeera, lye from london. hundreds have been rescued but 4,000 are still adrift.t talks tough on immigration, but government says it is missing the target to tighten borders. a strong country is one that properly controlled immigration. >> almost half a milliliters of oil spill from a ruptures pipeline. >> hello. far from slowing down, the momentum of fighters appears to have accelerated. they have taken the ancient city in syria. it is a site, and is one of the most significant archaeological location ms. the world. and as al jazeera reports there are now fears that it can be destroyed. >> this appears to be the final stages of fighting for a city at the heart of syria. isil fighters push the government forces out of pal mire rah. they are now in control of the infrastructure including the national hospital and security head quarters. and of course thousands of people. >> there are about 140,000 people here. including some displaced from homes. people are afraid, there is no water. we can only use local wells and there is no power most of the time. >> it is surro

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lye coverage begins tomorrow. >>> back to the richest prize fight that's set for tomorrow night in lasuaring off at the mgm grand. mayweather is expected to earn a pretty nice paycheck. $150 million, maybe more depending on how the fight turns out. the philippines has declared tomorrow a national holiday. several championship titles are on the line as well for the winner. we're just two days away from the 36th annual blue cross broad street run. thousands of people flocking to the race to cheer on the 40,000 runners that will run. nbc 10 is very excited to partner with philadelphia parks and recreation to broadcast the entire race from start to finish for the first time. before we get to the race you can check out our live special. it's called eded ready set run. it airs tonight at 7:00 p.m. on nbc 10. >>> i'll have the forecast coming up. i'm also tracking showers for the weekend and a big warm up. i'll break down the timing just ahead. >>> he's pleaded guilty for his role. david wilestein admitted he did that. he closed the lanes in retaliation against the mayor of fort lee. the mayo

he's lye on the ground for us at this hour. good morning rick. >> good morning. devastating scene in the richmond neighborhood east of downtown philadelphia where the train de trailed about 9 the o'clock last night. search cars and the engine itself went off the rails here and there were significant casualties. as you mentioned five people killed more than 140 went to the hospital. six people are critical at this hour. the investigation will begin now as the sun comes up. the ntsb sent a go team to begin examining what went wrong. we have heard from passengers and from authorities that this train slowed down maybe the conductor hit the brakes. we are not sure. that's something they are going to look the a. certainly people reported that the train began to shake as itrizona /* -- as the approach occurred. >> there is a curve. we have no idea what kind of speed we are talking about, what else happened there. i am not going to speculate on it. there is some what of a curve at a particular location. that is the only thing i can confirm at this point. >> certainly a d

they'll be here lye. >>> we begin with the anthrax scare. deadly biological agent shipped in live forms to nine labs across the country and overseas too. nearly two dozen military members may have been exposed. >> reporter: good morning, george. anthrax is so deadly it's disturbing such a mistake was somehow made. today, an urgent effort under way to make sure no one gets sick. this morning, lab workers across the country and u.s. military personnel insouth korea are under observation and providing antibiotics after the defense department accidentally shipped live anthrax spores. labs in nine states potentially affect affected. in south korea, u.s. military personnel may have used live anthrax in a training exercise. 22 personnel possibly exposed. health and research officials have fanned out to the labs to see how the terrible was handled. the anthrax originated at this weapons facility in utah. the centers for disease control is on the ground there to figure out how this happened. the defense department normally ships live anthrax at high

doug is lye in washington, d.c. for us this morning with more on the services being held there.porter: good morning. and in places like the world war ii memorial along the national mall we think of those that have given their lives in previous conflicts but also mindful of the fact there are other conflicts currently under way. as motorcycles from rolling thunder made their way across thations capital reminding of veterans that are were missing in action. >> we never leave a comrade behind. for that is what this march is all about. >> reporter: but carter was much less charitable when it came to a growing crisis until iraq. iraqi forces fled and left the city of ray moody to isis forces. ground that had been won by u.s. forces. >> what apparently happened was that the iraqi forces just showed no will to fight. they were not out numbered. they vastly outnumbered the opposing force. they failed to fight. >> reporter: one called that charge baseless but there has been -- this weekend has been a time to reflect on those that serve and gave everything. the the west lawn on the capito

lye be the latest there thank you. >> the death toll from the earthquake in nepal has climbed.s left buildings too dangerous for people to go inside even after the earthquake, katmandu looksser rene, but when you look close terrorist cracks appear. >> this large complex was evacuated during the earthquake, it is now a threat to those living in it's shadow. it made this sound. sounds like they have lived here for 30 years the building is more frightening than the earthquake. >> like -- the windows fall down, you know. >> next door the local bumper el thes us he was too afraid to reopen for business. but after nearly three weeks with no income, he had no choice. i am worried because the building may fall down on this. >> they are afraid all this can come crashing down. up the road, chipping away at the long list of damaged buildings municipal teams carry out inspections. there is a lot of bad news. but there is also some good news for those afraid to enter their own homes. the building inspectors say it is okay here, but even for those that are safe, the risk remains. >> this bui

two lyes have already been created.m aside. >> i have been working very hard for 20 years to get to this point where i am. i promote all my movies all my work but i don't promote my private life. i don't want this person to take advantage of my career and try to promote himself, get press. it shouldn't be out there for people to give their opinion when there's nothing to talk about. there's papers signed. why is the press allowing somebody to invent things and create press for himself. he's not an actor or a celebrity. it's like why? >> here we reaction is dr. keith alabama low, mercedes cohen and kimberly. what do you think? >> i think this is a very serious legal issue that should be taken with a lot of consideration and thought. so far you have had ten states that have addressed this issue. california is where they created the laws. that's where the court will consider this. the state should have a compelling interest in making a serious decision about whether to preserve life. these are embryos. he wants to be able

and lyes are lost because of it. thank you so much, casey, for that report. harris to put it into perspective oklahoma last year, 4 inches of rain. this year so far 27 inches. >> i know. it's been a vicious season. all right, we'll move on. as the obama administration, as we've been talking about, is struggling with its strategy against the islamic state savages a handful of white house candidates for president are laying out what steps they would take to defeat the terror group if, in fact, they were in the white house. florida senator marco rubio says he prefers airstrikes over ground troops using a line from the action movie "taken" to describe his strategy saying, quote: we will look for you, we will find you, and we will kill you. former florida governor jeb bush has said additional american soldiers would have prevented isis from gathering strength in recent years, but that an american-led force now will not work. in contrast kentucky senator rand paul has said he supports boots on the ground but only as long as they are, quote, arab boots on the ground

. >> she and bob meyers were named executive of the year and lye leandro bar bossa.of the biggest moves is the one he didn't make and they're deciding not to trade clay thompson and the result, the warriors posting the best record in the nba and one more reminder, you can catch one of the warriors and grizzlies only on abc 7 and tip-off at 12:30 followed by arch after the game followed by nate thurmond and donald boyer with the post-game reaction and mike schumann will be there at the arena with live interviews after the game. >> that will be awesome and we want to see your photos dubs nation. be sure to use the #dubson7 so we can actually find them. we'll feature them on air and online at abc 7 news.com. you're looking at some of them there. >> it will be a nice weekend. >> it will be a lovely weekend. we had a sharp drop today and it changes and we don't get the wimpy gradual stuff. here's a look at live doppler hd and as you can see here, it's been at the coast for a while now coming up from our south and here's a look at our highs so far and things have cooled do

why her lawyer says she might sue. m lye abm. ilia ask with their attackers. it wasn't right.o i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. ♪ >>> the number has grown to eight. firefighters, police officers and cadaver dogs found an eighth person today in the wreckage of amtrak regional 188. dozens of the more than 200 hurt in the port richmond crash are still in the hospital. and some remain in critical condition. and what remains top of mind is that this could have been prevented. >> investigators say the train was going well over the speed limit of 50 miles an hour hitting the emergency brake just moments before the crash. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson live in our newsroom tonight. bill safety a big priority for amtrak right now. >> reporter: it is. right now everyone is still reeling from tuesday's tragic train derailmen

doug is lye in washington, d.c. with more on the services being held. doug. >> reporter: good morning. we see the events under way already at the world war ii memorial here along the national mall. they have world war ii veterans attending this event today. the pentagon is concerned also about a more recent conflict. as motorcycles from rolling thunder made their way across the nation's capitol, reminding americans of veterans who remain missing in action, they were urged on by u.s. secretary of defense ash carter. >> we never leave a comrade behind. that is what this march is all about. >> reporter: but carter was much less charitable when it came to a growing crisis in iraq. iraqi forces fled the city of ramadi and left to isis forces. >> what apparently happened was that the iraqi forces just showed no will to fight. they were not out numbered. in fact, they vastly out numbered the opposing force and yet they failed to fight. they withdrew from the site. >> reporter: there has been criticism on capitol hill. this weekend has been a time to reflect on

lye from oakland i'm tara moriarty back to you. >>> oakland police say 13 people were cited or arrestedure to dispurse assault on an officer. , burglary and intoxication. >>> the state water resources control board will consider a proposal that include a 25% cut in water use statewide. the water board says it's responding to governor browns executive order. the 25% refrom >>> property owners are learning the reality of how they will be effected by budget cuts to their fire district after pailing to pass a partial tax to -- parcel tax to pay for fire services. the east contra costa fire district laid out its plans to move forward. the district which used to have eight stations five years ago will soon only have three. they voted to close the downtown brentwood effective on monday. the president of the firefighters union says service calls that do not require lights and sirens such as on odor investigation or minor medical call will be cut. >> the biggest fear is people is going to die. somebody is going to have an emergency and there is going to be nobody to help them. and i'm just talki

. >> lye from america's news headquarters i am kelly wright.h texas hit with flash flooding after four-days of heavy rain many roads are closed the small town of crumb hard hit. making rescues like this one today. meantime the number of people heard rising to 9 after a tornado struck the small south dakota town of dell month. none of the injuries are life threatening. about 20 buildings were damaged. fourth suspect charged in the fatal shootings of two mississippi police officers. the suspects will appear in court for the first time tomorrow. two are facing charges for capitol murder. one was highly decorated earning officer of the year of 2012. the other a rookie cop who always dreamt of wearing blue. i am kelly wright now back to fox news special log on to foxnews.com. >> >>>> welcome back. i am elizabeth hasselbeck. we have seen dane raw perino achieve much success hand picked by bush to represent a republican in front of the press. it was a privilege that carried with it a lot of weight. the media turned sour and dana was front and center d

. >>> lye live from the kgo studios, this is abc 7 news. >>> new questions tonight, just how safe are they? good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. pressure from the consumer group and news media prompted gooing toll reveal numbers. david louie is live in san josue new accident numbers we're just getting a look at tonight. david? >> that's right, dan and cheryl. all over silicon valley we have companies working on self-driving or autonomous vehicles and google was the first starting six years ago but until today the number of accidents it has had has been under close guard. four states allow testing of self-driving vehicles on public streets and highways. the goal is to let technology take over the driving in a bid to improve safety and reduce injuries. google has equipped 23 lexus suvs for testing. >> it is particularly incumbent upon them to be absolutely open and candid about what's working and what's not working. >> reporter: john simpson is the privacy project director at consumer watchdog a non-profit that tried to find out how many accidents

we're lye at the site of the deadly and suspicious fire in northwest d.c. >>> investigators are focusing on speed in tuesday's deadly amtrak train crash. >>> and healthier food options are coming for shoppers in prince george's county. the news starts right now. >>> good morning and welcome to wusa9. it's 6:00 a.m. it is finally friday. a lovely day to end the week. i'm andrea roane. >> it's going to be nice and warm. >> but things may change on the weekend. >> the perfect acto start a weekend though right? the best day of the weekend according to allyson rae here with ever coo grow and -- erica grow and larry miller. >> for friday we should be pretty dry. a couple of showers but not for everybody really just areas to the west. a little bit of rain over the weekend though but we'll is those weekend plans coming up in just a bit. to today's forecast. today is friday. and your friday is looking okay. we are going to see some clouds though. take a look at your michael & son weather camera. you can see a little bit of pink out there. cloudy skies. and we'll be a little warmer, the winds are

. >> these are pictures you're looking at now from jonathan lye, journalist with the philadelphia enquirer. they're on his twitter field. jonathan lai, a journalist from the philadelphia enquirer tweeting out those pictures. and i'll take you from behind the third wall. i'm getting these information. there's very little wire copy coming in. a lot of the information we're getting is coming from twitter. we're getting very few reports from our affiliates there, because they are -- the prime-time news the early news beyond the big three, are on in -- they're on now. the big three are on a little bit later. so they're getting their information ready for their broadcast in philadelphia and are scrambling to try to deal with this. and so again, we have people who are en route there, producers, and correspondents and photographers who are en route there, but we're relying at this point on a number of affiliates that we have in philadelphia and in that area. there are people who are tweeting saying i'm stuck in the train. there's fire everywhere. so again, i don't know if that's true but, again, t

. >>> we have another big lye event here.ks to their own lives. they're all sharing with us what they're fighting for. it's really good. >> it puts a spring in amy's step. i love to see that. >> she loves it. this is her anthem as well. >> we love to see that. now we'll get the morning rundown from amy. >> that's right, guys. can't wait for that performance. >>> in the meantime, our big story this morning. the engineer of that amtrak train that derailed in philadelphia killing seven people says he has no recollection of the crash. investigators say the train was going twice the speed limit, more than 100 miles an hour when it hit a curve and veered off the tracks. some passengers remain unaccounted for. paula faris has the latest. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, amy. the ntsb says that's the priority. interviewing the engineer, brandon bostian, 32 years old, who according to his attorney suffered a concussion. and four years on the job, had quite the flawless record. he pulled the emergency brake when speeds t

washington journal lye every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> she embraced the role of first lady and wore the finest fashions and looked like a queen, hosting afternoon party frs politician to help her husband's political agenda. and during the war of 1812 when british troops invaded the capitol, she's credited for saving a portrait of george washington and other valuables from the white house. dolly padson sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "first ladies, influence and image" examining the public and private lives of the first lady from martha washington to michelle obama, sundays on american history tv on c-span3. as a compliment to the series c-span's new book is now available "first ladies." providing lively stories of these fascinating women creating an illuminateing interstaining and inspiring read. it's available as a hard cover or e book through your favorite bookstore store or online book seller. >>> snow part of a day long event looking at changes for women in the military since the 2013 repeal of the defense

the middle of may visit maryland for lye govern of the gaithersburg book coverage. as well as former senior adviser to president obama david axelrod and then close out may at book expo america, in new york city where the publishing industry showcases the upcoming books. first weekend in june, live for the chicago tribune printer's row lit fest including our three-hour live program with lawrence wright and your phone calls. that's this spring on c-span2's book tv. >>> now a discussion on the challenges black men face in the u.s. including the lack of employment and educational opportunities as well as family structure and poverty. this event hosted by the american enterprise institute comes after violent protests in baltimore and the death of freddie gray. >> good afternoon and welcome to the american enterprise institute. my name is robert doar and i am here at aei and very happy to welcome you to our panel discussion improving opportunities for black men, the role of economics, culture and policy. the cultural matrix, understanding black youth. doing the best i can

nbc's charles hadlock is lye in waco outside the restaurant where the gun battle erupted.what's the latest? >> well, the latest here jose, is that the parking loath has been cleared of all the cars. there's only one or two police cars here left just waiting on the morning rush here to come to the neighboring restaurant to make sure this parking lot is clear. they removed more than 130 bicycles and more than -- bicycles. more than 130 motorcycles and more than 80 vehicles that were left here some of those vehicles had weapons in them they thought maybe one of them had a bomb in them they had the bomb squad here last night. but the parking lot has been cleared, the 170 people are still in the mclennon county jail charged with engaging in criminal activity. >> charles there's new controversy at authorities initially released three suspects who posted bond and then rearrested them. what happened there? >> what happened was that they were not part of the original fight here at the restaurant. they showed up later, after the police had put up a perimeter. they showed up at the p

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in thee i live in thee i lye ♪ ♪ content ♪ >>> chief justice frank j williams rhodelow citizens of illinois and of many parts of our entire nation. near the capitol of this large and growing state of illinois in the midst of this beautiful grove, and at the vault which is about to receive the remains of our fallen chieftain we gather to pay a respectful tribute and shed tears of sorrow for him. a little more than four years ago, he left his plain and quiet home exchanging parting words with friends who gathered around him. he spoke of the pain of parting from the place where he had lived for a quarter of a century. where his children had been born and where he enjoyed the company of his many friends. as he left, he made an ernest request in the hearing of some who are present at this hour. that he was about to take on the responsibilities which he believed to be greater than any which had fallen upon any man since the days of washington. people would offer up prayers that god would aid and sustain him in the work. he left your quiet city. but as he went snares were i

laura lye gilmore from the girl more girls made. >> latisha adams from the addams family no surprisefy the vampire layer is. >> vivian banks was a great mom on fresh prince of blair, of course, get any bigger or better than lucy ricardo from "i love lucy?" >> who is your pick. >> i like the curmudgeon castanza family. take a look at estelle. >> frank, didn't i used to talk about his hands? >> who the hell did you ever mention his hands to. >> i mentioned his hands to plenty of people. >> you never mentioned it to me. >> it was the voice. >> georgey,. >> we are going to hear from clayton's tv mom coming up later in the show. >> tucker's. that was mine. >> we will get to tucker's in a moment. >> send us yours. >> next coming up. rising crime in baltimore as that police department under investigation. are cops there afraid to do their jobs. a retired new york lt. weighing in. if you don't think seize the trip when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp". get inspired with aarp travel. plan and book your trip online and get hot travel tips from the pros. find more real possibilities at

and i saw the incredible joy these children brought to the lyes of their foster families our staff andunteers and everyone who worked to support them. all children deserve a safe and loving and permanent home. we must continue to work together to make that goal a reality for the 400,000 children in our foster care system. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. since taking office, my top priority has been to support policies that improve our economy and strengthen the middle class. last month i released my jobs plan summarizing what i've heard from small business owners, job seekers and community leaders throughout san bernardino county. among the many issues people face is the skills gap, the disconnect that exists between potential employees and the available job market demands of those who possess specific or techni

macdonald: we have been -- there's been a movement of black lyes matter. it was triggered by death, it was a move to eliminate grand jury proceedings when a police officer uses lethal force and a presidential task force on policing. the premise of that black lives matter movement boils down to essentially that the police are the biggest threat facing young black men today. i want to propose a counter hypothesis to that conceit, which is that in fact, there is no government agency more dedicated to the proposition that black lives matter than the police. now, every unjustified police shooting or death by other means is an unmitigated tragedy and the police have to work incessantly to refine their tactics, to make sure they don't misperceive threats. and the police also have an indefeasible obligation to treat everybody they encounter with courtesy and respect. and that obligation is too often violated. the police develop very rough attitudes on the street, in part because of the behavior that they receive in trying to make arrests or investigate crimes. but