guest: i feel for you at the mace. i wrote some of this at the "washington times" about where it takes to get mace in the city. it's so ridiculous. you have to get registered and i got my registry forms and unfortunately, forgotten and lost my mace that way. it's very complicated and it's so ridiculous because it only affects the law-abiding. it's a really smart legislation. it just says that if you have a concealed carry permit in one state and you go to another state that recognizes concealed carry permits, you can use it just like a driver's license. and it helps people because when you're traveling and you are a carry permit, it's really complicated the system. some states recognize these four states and other states like utah has a permit that you can use in other states. it's very complicated. it shouldn't be that complicated but it makes it more likely that good people gets arrested the senator has reintroduced that in the senate. there is a push for it. it has already passed the house. it just has to pass the s

they'll mace the winner between the chubb lick on monday. we see it has a tendency to turn athletes into superstars. ask tj oshie, after his dom innocence in the team usa shoot-out. the 27-year-old is six meals from the cap aidan -- canadian border. >> this is called hockey town usa, warode produced seven medallists. as you learn from banners and signs, tj oshie and gg marvin are in sochi now. a big thin for a town with fewer than 2,000 people. >> everyone talks about tj and gg, look where they are now. the whole community is proud of them and what they have done. >> hockey is everything here. for decades people loved a game that is not nearly as popular in

at the head of the coffin, stood known friend of the dead man holding the funeral mace.eeply by his dignified bearing and his moving sermon. i wept. we all wept. afterwards, we went to a hotel. there i learned that the man with the mace had been in love with the dead man's son and that the dead man had borrowed money from his son's admirer. and the next day the priest was arrested for stealing from the church funds. pretty, isn't it? how horrible. do you know what i'm thinking? about you. you mustn't tell me. if you do, i shall die. i must, or i shall die. a madhouse, as people say or they think? i know. my father died in a madhouse. was he sick? no, he was perfectly well, just mad. he only showed it once. i'll tell you how. he was surrounded, as we all are, by a circle of associates. he called them friends--shorter and more convenient. one day, he gave a great party. it was in the evening. he was tired after his day's work and tired with the strain of listening to his guests and exchanging spiteful gossip with them. well, he rapped on the table for silence and stood up

maced and -- i was maced so much, they said don't even mace him because it don't even affect him.they'll take and shoot me with a taser gun or whatever because it's going to take more than that to calm me down a little, you know. when they come up with something new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i definitely had the sense that fleece loved to have an audience. he was a great storyteller. and he knew it. >> and a lot of the officers that i fought, some of them quit. a whole bunch of them quit through me. i made them quit. >> one of those officers barely escaped with his life. >> well, i took a five-gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach and salt and everything in it. it was so hot, i i took a spoon and as soon as i threw it in, it just curled up. that's how hot it was. and i threw it on him. just threw the whole bucket on him. >> what did he do that made you want to assault him? >> he disrespected me. that's all it takes. back then, that is all it took, just some simple disrespect. >> the c.o. survived. but the incident caused the state to institute haz

guest: i feel for you at the mace.rote some of this at the "washington times" about where it takes to get mace in the city. it's so ridiculous. you have to get registered and i got my registry forms and unfortunately, forgotten and lost my mace that way. it's very complicated and it's so ridiculous because it only affects the law-abiding. it's a really smart legislation. it just says that if you have a concealed carry permit in one state and you go to another state that recognizes concealed carry permits, you can use it just like a driver's license. and it helps people because when you're traveling and you are a carry permit, it's really complicated the system. some states recognize these four states and other states like utah has a permit that you can use in other states. it's very complicated. it shouldn't be that complicated but it makes it more likely that good people gets arrested the senator has reintroduced that in the senate. there is a push for it. it has already passed the house. it just has to pass the senat

when the giants open the 2014 season, diamond maces on march 31st.g the first opening day start is bumgarner. he earned the right to lead and as a reward to the 24-year-old's 2013 campaign. he finished 13-9 overall with a 2.77 era and 199 strikeouts matt cane will be number two and hudson number three and lincecum and vogelsong round out the starters. >> i'm pumped for madison. you know, he deserved it. he went out there and threw the ball well. this will be a cool moment to go out there and starting day. i'm pumped for him and excited about getting back out there. all of us feel like we can start the games. i'll enjoy the moment and enjoy with him. >> buster posey spoke out on baseball's new rule which was announced yesterday protecting catchers and runners from collisions at home. it eliminates malicious collisions, which is a good thing. i wanted my main theme is for everybody to be comfortable for it. the main change is that catchers and runners were protected. i don't see it as being that drastic of a change. the hardest part will be for the emp

i do agree there are problems at home that mace our voice less -- have less impact. and some of the issues in the u.s. in terms of this revelations about surveillance. is of a major concern, i think around the world, and in terms of the u.s. setting a good example. one area where i point to, where i think the criticism may be having an impact is in terms of this issue of whistle blowers and prosecuting whistle plowers and the journalists that go after these stories and cover stories. about national security leaks. there have been a number of cases and i think it is having an impact, and it looks like this year there may be a renewed push to pass at the federal level, which i think would be a very positive outcome, and i think is now supportive of the obama administration. this request have ask impact. >> is there a variety of responses? are there governments that aspire that may hurt to be in a report like this, where are there others that don't care. they will bomb areas of residents, they will do whatever they want, if they need to. >> yeah, it runs the gamut. one

county grand jury has dieted two more are deputies, kicked, punched and even maced a chained inmate. the deputies are accused of covering up the abuse with flawed reports. 20 currently and former deputies have been indicted on corruption and civil rights ordinances. >>> breathing on borrowed time. how this box can mean the different. -- difference. >> all about life and death, 24-7. they specialize in lung transplant surgeries, cutting edge world of medicine. "techknow"'s "techknow"'s shin i samura represents. >> the organ care system, also known as the ocs. the device allows vital organs like the heart or lung to stay warm and functioning outside of the human body. if approved by the fda, it could change the way donor organs are transported. dr. michael smith is a surgical director of lung transplantation at st. joseph's. >> what we've done is taken out of the donor's body and put it into an ice chest. >> but on ice, limited window of six hours before they're unsuitable for transplant. >> that period of time there is no blood flow or oxygen getting to those lungs so that's called is

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we knowu will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find out who we ar

city council is hoping to get regional regulators on board with the plan, which mace be too late. >> the time for action is now. >> abc7 news. >> in tahoe there may be plenty of sunshine this holiday weekend but there's plenty of snow. kirkwood ski resort sent us this video. there have been five to nine inches of new snow at the mountains south of lake tahoe. temperatures reached 40 degrees today and drop to the 20s tonight. >>> public health officials are warning people not to eat a certain brand of cactus. the cactus was sold at two locations in the east bay, one at pittsburg and one in concord. the product, imported from mex, was sold in bulk bins without any specific labeling or branding. the cactus was contaminated with a pesticide that has been banned since 1989ment. >>> the number of deaths from the flu in california this season now stands at 243 people. the total nearly included a from placerville. she survived a 35 day ordeal that included kidney dialysis and being put on a lent ventilator. she began feeling sick. her husband saved her life by calling an ambulance. >> she co

city council is hoping to get regional regulators on board with the plan, which mace be too late. >> the time for action is now. >> abc7 news. >> in tahoe there may be plenty of sunshine this holiday weekend but there's plenty of snow. kirkwood ski resort sent us this video. there have been five to nine inches of new snow at the mountains south of lake tahoe. temperatures reached 40 degrees today and drop to the 20s tonight. >>> public health officials are warning people not to eat a certain brand of cactus. the cactus was sold at two locations in the east bay, one at pittsburg and one in concord. the product, imported from mex, was sold in bulk bins without any specific labeling or branding. the cactus was contaminated with a pesticide that has been banned since 1989ment. >>> the number of deaths from the flu in california this season now stands at 243 people. the total nearly included a from placerville. she survived a 35 day ordeal that included kidney dialysis and being put on a lent ventilator. she began feeling sick. her husband saved her life by calling an ambulance. >> she co

as long as the high remains parked in mace we look to divert many of the storms, expecting rain in the 24 hours, here is what is going to happen between now anded with. the high is going to move north. as the high moves north it opens up the storm door for all of the poeufture out in the pacific to be out in the west coast. anything that is down in the pacific now has an open door to come right into northern california and central california and even down in the southland. so, when that door opens it will stay open for awhile. rain on wednesday, rain on friday. that extends through saturday. and, between wednesday and saturday it looks as if we can get 3-6 inches in north bay. and that is true for central bay and south bay. not much for the valley. the mountains, half a foot of rain. the totals could change. our chief meteorologist will track so, tune in and see what is up or what is next tonight. cheer and chilly. plenty of sun through tuesday. then, rain returns into the bay area by midweek. >>> big story back east, line of it temperatures moving into the great lakes and into new eng

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and in the final paragraph, he says, due to the fppc public deliberation adecember macing of the attached exhibit they have advised the staff that the ethic's commission should be conducted in open session, not in private. okay. >> you said that it has to be done in a private session, that is not what mr. st. croix is saying here, that is not what the city attorney is saying. >> but we do it in open session and, that is what we are doing now. because it was requested that we put it on the calendar. >> and i am sorry, could i just quickly interject? i think that the discussion is getting too far afield from the agenda item. and so, i think for purposes of public notice, i think that this is a discussion that if it is going to be had, should be had once this issue is ago ahead agendaized. >> right. but, just one thing, if i may say this, my understanding is that what makes it possible for us to discuss this here today, is that we do already have a stipulation where all parties have agreed to the facts as presented here. if that were not the case, then that would be a private closed hearing,

. >>> we're seeing it all over the mace. >> we investigate why it's difficult to detect. >>> and good evening, ever. i'm and i'm raj mathai. >> for parents it's a nightmare but synthetic drugs with names like molly and lightning bolt. >> we show you the dangers and how easy it is to buy these drugs. investigative reporter steve e ven stop went undercover for this report and he joins us now. >> jessica can be raj, the dea says it's a multibillion dollar industry. where most of these raw synthetic chemicals come to the united states from china. making the bay area a major entrabs poie entrance point in a battle the feds say they can barely keep up with. why? with a few clicks we found the drugs for sale all over the we be. you're watching a multicamera undercover operation. a young man in berkeley has agreed to meet our producer at this coffee shop. we found him on craigslist. through tex and social media the man asked us to meet him here where he told us, he planned to offer up for sale pills. what he called "lightning bolts." slang for a form of ecstasy. it's a relativeallatively new

and over on our website so voiceless majority genetically modified mace crops are likely to answer forms in the that's the spied staunch opposition from over a half of the unions member states that stores a line for you right now also there it turns out that causing atomic armageddon does not necessarily require a huge bomb newly released reports show that u.s. special troops during the cold war were trained to use backpack nukes capable of massive scale carnage behind enemy lines. right on the street. first street. and i would think that you're. on our reporters when they're. in school. to be in the. hot. will continue now with the europe which is set to lift on almost all goods imports of from the united states the move follows talks on the sole call transatlantic trade and investment partnership treaty the idea is to provide an economic boost on both sides of the atlantic bought as artie's marina portnoy reports the changes could give corporations on precedents of influence over governments tonight i'm announcing that we will launch talks on a comprehensive transatlantic trade and inv

. >> i would say that a lot of the auto macing and some of the work that we have already done is making our administrative processes more efficient, and for instance, we put together these operations, agreement and templates now, and that we can now utilize and it will be much more easy to negotiate, in the future. and the zone schedule, and it is a one time, you know, big revision that we have done. and which, will make our lives easier in the future, but i think that the fact that we have this tiered structure that will help to facility the smaller and medium sized businesses to join the program, i think that will help us to get more and bring more sites in and get more revenue as well. >> as i counted up, we have five or six users right now. >> four, actually. >> we have the chevron, and phillips, 66. >> and we have expediter international and we have others in the pipeline that we are working with now and hope to bring them on board in the near future. >> so, if you might have 20, just think of what that means. >> that would be ideal. >> that is what you should aim for. >> absolutel

haddam and next to the syrian border the targets were a shia areas controlled by hizbullah lebanon's maced influential force which also supports syrian president bashar assad. we traveled to the northern city of tripoli a sunni stronghold vehemently opposing hezbollah visible in the midst of koreans who. is appointed by. his well as military involvement in syria is believed to have given damascus the upper hand in the battle of god and has deeply angered assad's enemies do you think we're going to see more explosions like this water. anything i can do for sonny brothers anything i can do for syrian brothers i will do anything i can do for these people suffering from injustice i will do anything but the unkind affiliated a new survey front claimed responsibility for these recent deadly bombings just days before a man calling himself and al qaida commander announced via you tube that the group had put down groups in lebanon people we've met her on the ground deny belonging to either of these groups but don't hide the fact that they share their views. no there is no al qaeda as an organizatio

present for the speed skater but if he turns thirty one today will be competing in the five thousand maces that's an event where he won the bronze medal in vancouver four years ago but there's a very good chance he could do even better today he does have home advantage he will be competing in front of thousands of his fans that you could argue could bring a bit of extra pressure mr scobell have says he's up for it. but we've been able to cope with the media pressure of course there's going to be much more attention to the olympics but also there would be more fans supporting us pushing us forward that's certain to give us additional strength additional energy to the mind and to the feet we definitely skate faster to the joy of the fans at the stadium to the millions watching the broadcasts. well the metals and cells are a fascinating design and how they are made it's pretty interesting to say i took a closer look. it's what all athletes in sochi a dreaming of podium finish and then a limp dick medal around. and if they're good enough to get one they'll be taking hiding something. these gun

mace from the metropolitan museum in new york, who was assisting carter. the bizarre events surrounding the opening of tutankhamun's tomb appear today to have been merely coincidental. the unextinguishable legend of the mummy's curse had begun. who was this king? what was he like? what did he achieve in a life lived 34 centuries ago? we don't know for sure. all we have are images. even with its discovery, the tomb still refuses to yield many of its secrets. we know only that the young boy king, tutankhamun, grew up during one of the most turbulent periods in egypt's long history. it was a time when the stability of egypt had been wracked by a religious and political revolution that for the first time in history eliminated all gods but one: aten, the sun. the precipitator of the crisis was the pharaoh akhenaten, in whose court tutankhamun was raised. akhenaten was a strong-willed genius who has been called the first true individual in history. rather than portraying himself as the all-conquering pharaoh as egypt'sings had done for 1,700 years before, akhena

just to the south in maces like st. louis there are is an advisory. i brought you the bad news in terms of winter weather and midwest. there will be a bit of a switch in the weather pattern. you head into tuesday and reach the 40's like new york city and wednesday and thursday places like atlanta are going to be in the 70s across texas, mild 83 for a high in tore cuss pris see. highs in the 40's. >> two missing skiers are found dead after a colorado avalanche. 7 skiers triggered the avalanche and they were swept up by the snow. three were taken to the hospital. but as darkness fell rescuers still hadn't found their piers. they covered the bodies later the next day. this is the third deadly avalanche in colorado in less than a week. >>> the death toll from a dead by batch of heroin is up to 80. it is laced with a powerful drug called fentinol. it is 80 times more powerful than morphine. a small amount could stop someone's breathing. some drugs tested positive for fentanyl. after the meningitis outbreak they are giving a second vaccine to students and s

relief comes for businesses based on macing money off the winter season. we take you to the sugar bowl resort. and people hoping for an end to a brutal winter. how they are fairing after being hit with storm after storm. >>> a along with the rain we had some chilly temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40s for highs. we'll see cooler readings. the forecast coming up. [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> the word of the day ground hog. go to kron 4 and click on rewards. register or log in and enter ground hog. you will earn points and enter for a chance to win cool prizes. >>> the news at 8:30 continues with a look at the top stories. information on a 3 year old found murdered yesterday in napa. police have charged her mother and her boyfriend ryan scott warner with the crime. they have been booked into the jail through their arraignment. an autopsy is scheduled for monday. >>> details in the death of lynn spaulding a doctor instructed staff to never leave the woman unattended. it says that nurses were instructed to chec

they'll mace the winner between the chubb lick on monday. we see it has a tendency to turn athletes into superstars. ask tj oshie, after his dom innocence in the team usa shoot-out. the 27-year-old is six meals from the cap aidan -- canadian border. >> this is called hockey town usa, warode produced seven medallists. as you learn from banners and signs, tj oshie and gg marvin are in sochi now. a big thin for a town with fewer than 2,000 people. >> everyone talks about tj and gg, look where they are now. the whole community is proud of them and what they have done. >> hockey is everything here. for decades people loved a game that is not nearly as popular in their countries as baseball and basketball. longer winters are a proud tradition. isolated locations play their part. >> it's a quiet place to live. not too much traffic. plenty of excitement at the local arena. bands fire up the crowd. the high school girls defend a 5-year winning streak. the coach says it helped to live in a hockey mad town. >> do you have the backing, the coaching, the

toms is macing a foot in haiti, committed to being the first footwear manufacturer in that country. we spoke with the haitian prime minister about his investment-based strategy. haiti is a populous country and so many that get the opportunity to leave, leave and go elsewhere, and get their education elsewhere and don't come back. that's a challenge. >> haiti is number one in the world. we have 85% of our educated hatians that lee and work in the united states, in europe, and we are trying to tell them that the country is a better place. it's the safest place in the carr bian. the country is doing so much better that we are inviting the hatians to come back to the country and help us in the rebuilding effort. >> haiti is thought of as an ngo nation. we wanted to be a country that sees long-term investors, that brings investment for returns and at the same time that's creating the jobs, and the taxpayer. in order to invest, in order to be part of the structure we are trying to diversify the investors. once we are successful at getting legitimate larm companies, and social -- large com

and interim don't should be in mace by tomorrow. the eu's on policy chief visited the country, this as the ukraine appeals for economic assistance. and the u.s. is ready to help. jennifer glasse is in kiev. does anyone know where ukraine's most wanted man is right now? >> reporter: tony, we think he might be in the south in crimea. that's where the tail went cold today. the foreign minister gave us a state of flux, there's no at the press secretary at the interior ministry right now so he had to issue this statement on facebook and on his bawg. blog. he gave us a chronology how vurk yanukovych went first to kharkiv then to donetske where he was once governor, stopped by border bard and wenguards and went sou. that's where he let his secret service guards go, that's where they think president yanukovych is. as you said the most wanted man in ukraine, tony. >> the u.s. says it's willing to help ukraine. do we know what that means exactly william. >> reporter: well, it's definitely going to mean opinion. we heard jacob yanuk, warns tha

. >> miss mace. >> unless it's leonardo dicaprio examining you, go online and make sure your doctor is a licensed physician in your state. at number 23, treating the wrong patient. carrie higuera is bleeding three months into her pregnancy. she fears she's about to lose her unborn baby to a miscarriage. she's waiting in a hospital room when a nurse comes in and asks if her name is carrie. carrie says yes and follows the nurse to a ct scan room. the nurse tells carrie a doctor wants a scan of her abdomen, and they give her the scan, even though carrie is three months pregnant. >> if you're radiating the abdomen, by definition the baby is going to be in the field of radiation and the baby's going to get radiated. >> that ct scan is a mistake. the hospital has confused carrie with another patient named carrie. >> the scan on the pregnant woman will increase the risk that that child will get leukemia. at that early stage in gestation the fetus is also at risk of getting birth defects. >> fortunately, carrie's son nathan is doing just fine. >> how do they confuse patients? >> it often happe

russians finished in first mace on the medalled table so vladimir putin is proud and the russians areoo. nothing like victory to boost the russian mood. >> putin made no attempt to hide it. he said that this is the olympics, devoted to the resurgence of the russian nation, so for him, it was an extremely important to do this sort of national building effort. through sports. >> reporter: global events can always spoil a big party, ukraine's ongoing crisis has so far shadowed the games to a certain extent. and once the circus leaves town, it's the people who live in this region who will be best placed to answer the question was it all worth. it. >> so rory as you point out the russians are proud of what they have achieved even though the games were in part, perhaps, overshadowed by events in ukraine, how do you think they will be seen in international eyes among the guests and spectators and, of course, the athletes themselves from all overraover the world? >> reporter: well, we know that the german chancellor angela merkel was speaking to vladimir putin earlier on today by phone, they

awakening, an intellectual movement that started in the maybe mid 19th century by intellectuals in many maces in the arab world that today are witnessing the same turmoils, this lebanon, in syria, in tunisia. and that movement was calling for the arab world to get rid both, first, of ottoman rule, then colonial rule. later found its way into popular movements all across the arab world that called for ip fence and in the -- independence and in the end was successful in achieving it. the secondary wrap awakening -- second arab awakening have not been contextualized, if you will, into any kind of an intellectual framework. so that today we know more about what the movements were against than what they are for. nobody has done that in a very convincing manner. and, therefore, what we have seen so far with the second arab awakening in contrast with the first which was battle for independence, the first arab awakening's main shortcoming, in my opinion, is that it has battled for independence against this public rule and against -- [inaudible] once independence was achieved, no arab government, secu

here is what some of you are postings on my mace book page.writes, government numbers are not worth the paper they are printed on. david, he says it was a lie from the beginning. why is it true now. don't tell me the signed you will numbers. tell me the paid up numbers. that is the true number. you're fired! up. we asked the question on gerri willis. -- gerriwillis.com. 5% said yes. 90% said no. here are some of your emails on democratic senator ron wyden of or gone. he proposed to give every child 500 bucks courtesy of the federal government and your taxpayer dollars. an draw from texas writes, government teaching children how to save mon, like wolf teaching sheepdogs how to guard the flock. amen. she agrees. parents teach kids how to save. it is not the government's job. they can't run health care. no one gave my kid 500 bucks. they worked for it. good stuff, darlene. we love to hear from you. go to gerriwillis.com. finally tonight every once in a while you get a window what is really going on and how thing really work. that is what happened

on the other happened, there would be maces even more, even better that presidents of the administrationf fracking in federal lands or in offshore. what are they waiting for? >> well, certainly a lot of federal lands that basically is off -- you know, we don't have access to. so any way, it's been an evolutionary thing that has come about on these simple lands. basically, we, the industry, have done it without being on federal lands. >> well, there's a lot there. i have no doubt. i don't know how much reserve is there but i'm sure there is a lot. let me ask you this. you just got to the state department i think for the fifth time have okayed keystone pipeline. i mean, is it a layup to have the person say yes to the pipeline and make another big step in your energy revolution? >> well, certainly. you know, that could happen, you know, and all they have to -- all you'd have to do is approve it. it's been a disaster. they've taken all of this time, over six years in the application process has just been a disaster. it's like a judge that doesn't make a decision. it's a very bad situation. >

at the end of the day i came out a [ bleep ], mace, choked out, you know? what's that chair called?> restraint chair. >> restraint chair. >> hey, let me talk to you real quick, all right? what's going on, white? i want to talk to you a little bit about what happened last night. >> i just got fed up. >> so what are you feeling like today? >> i'm feeling good. >> you know your disciplinary officer will see you in a couple days. and because of that, i'll be by to see you and we'll be reviewing you, depending on your actions for two or three weeks, for s.o.r.t. status, all right? all right. i'll be talking to you. >> white says he lashed out at the officer because he felt disrespected. >> i hate getting handled like a little boy. and i hate being disrespected. >> how do you feel you were disrespected? >> for them to just talk to me any kind of way, you know, but i showed them the utmost respect. when i talk to them in a mannerable way. they don't talk back mannerable. it's just a lot of little things, wroun? i just got fed up with it. >> could you ever foresee doing that again? >> no on

a border policeman maces the suspect who keeps going. >> there was a mob of people and they all just waited for him. so he wasn't going to go anywhere. >> price is tackled by the mexican police. >> they got him, captured him going across the border. >> morales hands the child to charmaine rodriguez waiting nearby to rush the baby to safety. >> i grabbed the baby, and i ran into the building. >> fortunately, the toddler is unharmed. officials are stunned to learn the baby is eddie price's own son justin. >> what a terrible situation. this was going to cause a little baby to be without a father and certainly things weren't going to go well for his father. >> things go badly indeed for the father who winds up with a six-year prison term for burglary, evading arrest and child endangerment. >> we were just there, and we did what we had to do. >> for the border police whose crucial decisions and split-second timing were carried out in front of multiple cameras, it's an event they'll never forget. >> it was a big experience. i was, thank god, able to talk to this gentleman and convince him

>> jimmy: people love them and it seems like you love macing them. so why wouldn't you?ve making them. but it's -- yeah, but maybe a trilogy is better than a quadro -- >> have you ever heard of a quadrology? >> jimmy: yeah. well, but you have to go to six if you -- you can't stop at four. >> well, you're back on to "star wars." >> jimmy: but it would be great -- >> you want six of these? >> jimmy: like eventually you guys are like very old. i mean, i think that would be -- >> yeah, i think we could be in a nursing home helping each other, pushing each other. >> jimmy: hooking each other up to ivs. >> sounds hysterical. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so when you started and you met at the audition, did you -- >> fall in love. no. >> jimmy: did you? >> no, no. we really -- i mean, we had an audition with like -- >> tell the truth. you were just going to -- >> i was completely like amazed by how amazing ethan was. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: were you really? >> keep going. >> jimmy: were you taken with ethan? >> nor, actually, it just -- i have nothing to say about that audition. >> jim

wondering what that meant, whether that means genuinely making them better or if it's referenced right macing them better in terms of making them worse. the claim in that article is that chip michaels was trying to make things better. that runs counter to what i see in the documents where the general manager of the george washington bridge, a guy named bob durando, sends an e-mail on monday, the first day of the lane closures, saying that a diversion that was implemented by the fort lee -- by the port authority police department actually made traffic in the borough worse. and when you look at where that diversion happened, it encircles this redevelopment area that i've read about and that steve has talked about, which we think could be -- could have played a role in what was going on in fort lee. >> yeah. i mean, that seems to target the redevelopment area. >> it does. >> that making it worse thing. or making it better, as you would put it. and it's important to note that he was saying in that note, he was saying that to wildstein, wasn't it? i have an idea about how to make this better. >> r

of the standoff police attempt several nonlethal strategies from rubber bullets to pepper spray and macers him. after 11 hours the police try one more approach. they use a fire house to spray allison with cold water, hoping that he will lose his grip on the sword. when that doesn't work, they turn the water pressure up full blast. allison loses his balance and falls to the ground. police officers use a ladder to subdue him, then pry the sword from his hand. after the intense standoff, the man is taken to a mental hospital with minor bruises. he is not charged with a crime. >>> coming up, surveillance cameras capture a violent attempt to hold up a convenience store. >> the video was crazy. i was shocked to see it the way it went down. >> when "caught on camera: armed and dangerous" continues. and dangerous" continues. ction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal v

maced -- delta has the least valued frequent flyer miles. pays for loyalty.ven if you are in les miles on american, those may be less valuable. >> who is the best my old? which who has do you pick-- the best miles? airlines based in seattle has a ton of different partners. not fly anywhere that we could use alaska airlines. >> you can fly delta. you can redeem them for first class on emirates. took a shower at 40,000 feet in the sky. lex i like that. that is good. thehere does that leave other airlines? >> this is a really bold move for a major carrier. i think united will wait and see. i think there could be a ton of flyers. frequent fliers are not happy about the change. i think american and u.s. are too busy with the merger. do not want to do anything to wrangle existing customers. if delta gets away with this and profits continue to saor, they could get away with this. >> let me ask you about delta. and i have found a lot of different airlines. i have had pretty good experiences on delta. with the customer service. i was quite late for a flight recently a

this is right before spraying him with mace.ible highway dash cam video of two semi trucks about to hit head-on. >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? no! no! no! >> both drivers lucky to be alive. the near collision happening on a snowy road in ontario, canada. art ginter saw the semi in front of him cross the center line going uphill into a dangerous curve. they will use this camera to investigate. >>> talk about a rude awakening. a family in chile waking up to find a puma in their kitchen. the big cat made itself at home and made and huge mess tearing up the blinds and chewing on furniture. police say it seemed to be domesticated and likely was being kept as a pet by somebody. the puma was sedated and taken to the national zoo in chile. >> domesticated puma. >>> it's hard to forget this cheerleader's incredible half-court shot. well, now, the university cheerleader ashley is proving it is not a fluke by doing it again. and her athletic skills -- she's the captain of the women's soccer team. >> wow. >> wow! >> that's unbelievab