i'm sebastian monroe.nt of the republic and general of its militia. - i know who you are. - look, i am sorry. it's okay. it's okay. but you do know why you're here. i need to know where the other rebels are. now, you tell me, you'll be with your family inside a week. i guarantee you. look, you rebels are bombing my camps. you're killing my men. you're terrorists. but hasn't there been enough violence? don't people have the right to be safe? happy? - people aren't happy. they're scared to death of you. but i'm not. no, no, no. [grunts] - you know, it was probably all my fault. yeah. it was, i blame myself. - we made it out okay. - mm, yeah. that went like clockwork. - swiss army knife, please. aaron? - what's this? - just-- - what are you doing with an iphone? - swiss army, please. - charlie, next time i tell you i want to kill somebody, let me kill them. she's gonna get herself killed. thanks. - what are you doing? - i'm learning my lesson. i'll meet you in two weeks. main street in lowell, indiana. you go

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this is fresh off the heels of arkansas losing to university of louisiana monroe. major upset. but don't worry. she's here to console us all. ♪ >> of course, she's singing too the tune of the heavily covered song "united we stand" by the brotherhood of man. yeah, razorbacks are also hogs. as you can tell, she has her nose taped upward to remember that of a hog. surprisingly, she doesn't sound that nasally. >> i have to give her the red badge of courage for this one. what other woman would go on youtube and tape her nose up to look like a piggy? >> i have to point out that i love that hat.

race between two future presidents, james madison and james monroe, debating the most important issues that we talked about is a country, whether we should have a bill of rights, what kind of unions we should have and all of a sudden come you are in the next page and there is the first congress. i decided that i would read everything i could about this 1789 election. when i found that no one had ever written anything about it before, i decided i was going to tell the story. what many people don't know is that when george washington took the oath of office, 13 states were outside the union. north carolina and rhode island did not ratify the constitution because of their concern that it was missing a bill of rights. a guarantee of fundamental liberty. this was common for the anti-federalist. the common denominator of which james monroe was one was that they oppose the constitution. many of them came at it from different angles. some of them generally believed that you could not have a union in these different and diverse states. perhaps regional confederacy, but they didn't think that an

inspector monroe was preside pr. interestingly, after every presentation they turn to the officers and say, do you have anything to add? not one officer added anything other than we were doing our job. we were doing what we were trained to do. i am thinking about how many people watch these action tv shows, things that are not real, and i am listening to what really happened. people watch reality shows where people deucedly games to impress people. i am sitting here saying this is impressive. these men and women risk their lives for the city. it goes through the process in the command staff boats. they use little marbles. there are black marbles and gold marbles. they bowed. they get two-thirds of the boat from the command staff. these members of the command staff, many are very decorated. they make this decision not likely. then they bring the officer's back and they get a standing ovation from command staff. that is one of the most impressive things you will ever see. i want to think the family members. -- thank th

take that off and -- >> thank you, inspector monroe. thank you, ms. brown. next speaker. hi. my name is rebecca and i work with the -- foundation. i want to thank ms. hicks for the report of the citizens complaints. so there were a few notable things for me going on. one was that police weren't taking calls of domestic violence seriously. they weren't getting full information in traffic stops, most notably what we heard about is not getting racial category information. there are a few things to give -- refusing to give people badge numbers when people have complained about their unprofessional behavior, their declining to go to mediation with community members, and as i heard the last time i was here, they haven't followed through with the mental health training that was agreed upon. so with all that going on, now we're talking about giving them even more weapons, talking about giving them tasers. so it's always upsetting because as a community member i know that the complaints that are filed, even though there's hundreds of them, they're a fraction of what's going on in comm

the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they hang you from a tree you need a will. your folks won't have to worry about a meal with this insurance when that day of sorrow come. silos you might not be here april. if you died right sudden you'd need a will. >> this next is titled no one's real high button. >> beat, beat, beats here the sound of the train on the georgia road the claps of wheels at the gaps of t

i've been asked by the chief and inspector monroe and the police association to adjourn in his memory and also in the memory of retired inspector art fobs of the san francisco police department who left us last we week. inspector fobs was a 30 year plus veteran and one of the pioneers in officers for justice. so we will also adjourn in his honor. i want to state that out the out set. call item one. >> adoption of the minutes, action for the meetings of july 11 and july 25, and august 1, 15, and 22, 2012. >> commissioners, you have the minutes in your packet for your review. commissioner chan, any additions, corrects? commissioner loftus, commissioner turman? do we have any comments regarding our agendas? hearing none, public comment is closed. do i have a motion? >> i move that we adopt and accept the minutes for the meetings of july 11, 25, august 1, 15, and 22, 2012. >> do i have a second? >> second. >> all in favor? >> ayes. >> thank you. inspector monroe call item 3, reports and announcements ingeddle reports and announcements, 3(a), chief's report discussion, review of recent act

the 51 bus is diverting at washington and monroe. . diversion at clark's line the 91 bus is diverting at rogers avenue metro station. light rail and metro on schedule. kronke. now back to ava marie. >> thank you. it is a quiet start to the day. some light showers up in southern pennsylvania. these may be holding together into york county appeared that could mean some light sprinkles along 83. expecting dry weather this morning. a quiet start to the day but it is is a little chilly. 60 downtown. 46 in gaithersburg. the temperatures continue to drop off as we head to the west. 37 degrees in elkins in west virginia. cooler air is pushing into the east. cool air spilling over the great lakes region. 53 in baltimore. a large area of high pressure in control. we will have a front that will stop through the region mid- week. that will bring back the rain chances. we will start with some clouds. clearing into the afternoon. maybe a jacket into the afternoon. it will feel much better as we get sunshine today. sun set at 7:00 p.m. on the dot and

fourth and one for louisiana monroe. that's quarterback kolton browning. he run it in for the touchdown. louisiana's first ever win against a fourth ranged opponent opponent, #holycow. >> gus: first down and 20. >> charles: that's a mighty one. >> gus: that's right. got some drama here at the rose bowl. nebraska, martinez. guns it. and deflected. in tended for enunwa. >> charles: but, again, pressure in the paint for martinez. same for see aulie even a any sa. the second half, not a chance. >> gus: second down at the 20. abdullah in the backfield. and almost intercepted. goforth. two hands on the football. just couldn't bring it in. >> charles: this is the second time tonight we've seen randall goforth with a chance for an interception that got dropped. he'll be doing a lot of ball drills and catches the football in weeks to come. what they like is his ability to get in there. >> gus: from the 20 to nebraska. martinez in the shot jun. martinez over the middle. incomplete. and the cornhuskers will punt it again. >> charles: if it goes time and time began, t

>> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say you have a gun,d happen. we was just with a girl having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by. we had a confrontation and i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes, and me trying to prove myself to my peers like, yeah, okay i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. and i shot him six times. and i ended up murdering him for basically a color. >> i never planned to commit a robbery. he never planned for his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery. what do you think going to happen? >> you get caught, then you're going to juvie. >> what about your mom? what you think going to happen to her? >> she gonna be sad and cry. >> and hurt. >> and hurt. yeah. >> and you shaking your head so you know that can happen to your mother, too. >> yeah. >> okay. then y'all

. >>> parece la marilyn monroe. >>> latina ok?> te sirve? >>> alguna vez les menti? claro que no, lo va a aliviar. >>> gracias. >>> si tienes problema con el corazÓn o cÁncer, ayuda a combatir problema de corazÓn y cÁncer. >>> y ayuda a perder peso, me escucharon? quema la grasa del cuerpo. >>> me interesa. >>> y tambiÉn otras formas. me prestas tu bracito. >>> sÍ. >>> la cortas, metes en azÚcar. y le haces la piel en la que sea. >>> te va a quitar. >>> te va a exfoliar. >>> sabes cuÁnto ahorras haciendo esto en casa. >>> se la quita sola o su marido. >>> bueno, es otra cosita, y ahorras en eso, y no tienes que comprar juguetitos. >>> por quÉ toronja en vez de miel y frutas. >>> por los quÍmicos y minerales se te quita la piel reseca, y con azÚcar encima, lia dejarÁ suavecita. >>> bien. >>> ahora, no van a crevrereo. otra forma para usarla, la cortan azia asÍ. >>> mitad. >>> es sal o u azÚcar. >>> se van a quÉ hay en cremas y detergentes. >>> jugÓ de torongbaja. >>> sÍ, todo el dinero que va a ahorrar. >>> puedes bajar de peso, li

fourth and one for louisiana monroe. that's quarterback kolton browning. he run it in for the touchdown. louisiana's first ever win against a fourth ranged opponent opponent, #holycow. >> gus: first down and 20. >> charles: that's a mighty one. >> gus: that'sright. got some drama here at the rose bowl. nebraska, martinez. guns it. and deflected. in tended for enunwa. >> charles: but, again, pressure in the paint for martinez. same for see aulie even a any sa. the second half, not a chance. >> gus: second down at the 20. abdullah in the backfield. and almost intercepted. goforth. two hands on the football. just couldn't bring it in. >> charles: this is the second time tonight we've seen randall goforth with a chance for an interception that got dropped. he'll be doing a lot of ball drills and catches the football in weeks to come. what they like is his ability to get in there. >> gus: from the 20 to nebraska. martinez in the shot jun. martinez over the middle. incomplete. and the cornhuskers will punt it again. >>charles: if it goes time and time began, the

fourth and one for louisiana monroe. that's quarterback kolton browning. he run it in for the touchdown. louisiana's first ever win against a fourth ranged opponent opponent, #holycow. >> gus: first down and 20. >> charles: that's a mighty one. >> gus: that's right. got some drama here at the rose bowl. nebraska, martinez. guns it. and deflected. in tended for enunwa. >> charles: but, again, pressure in the paint for martinez. same for see aulie even a any sa. the second half, not a chance. >> gus: second down at the 20. abdullah in the backfield. and almost intercepted. goforth. two hands on the football. just couldn't bring it in. >> charles: this is the second time tonight we've seen randall goforth with a chance for an interception that got dropped. he'll be doing a lot of ball drills and catches the football in weeks to come. what they like is his ability to get in there. >> gus: from the 20 to nebraska. martinez in the shot jun. martinez over the middle. incomplete. and the cornhuskers will punt it again. >> charles: if it goes time and time began, t

this is fresh off the heels of arkansas losing to university of louisiana monroe. major upset. don't worry. she's here to console us all. ♪ >> of course, she's singing too the tune of the heavily covered song "united we stand" by the brotherhood of man. yeah, razorbacks are also hogs. as you can tell, she has her nose taped upward to remember that of a hog. surprisingly, she doesn't sound that nasally. >> i have to give her the red badge of courage for this one. what other woman would go on youtube and tape her nose up to look like a piggy? >> i have to point out that i love that hat. when she goes profile shot and you see how long that snout is on that hat, that's awesome. >> yeah, i'm not sure what part of this to love more than the other. there's a lot going on here. >> oh, yeah. ♪ united we stand >> this is pig city saying, go, hawks, go. >>> busted on camera. >> busted. >> on the next, "right this minute." >>> and still to come, jet man is flying high right next to a fighter plane. >> he's flying with a jet pack. does anybody see how awesome this is? >> see the awe-worthy

they're going to put more love into -- called monroe hill. they're going to put more love into it. >> i hope. i hope i can live to see it. >> reporter: i think you will. >> let's just hope there's no flat tire. by the way, the homes in the monroe hill development price at around $716,000 just to start. >>> topping our health alert the fda has a new tool to help keep you safe from counterfeit drugs called the counterfeit detection device no. 3 or cd3 for short. this hand held device developed by fda scientists uses a laser to identify fake drugs, cosmetics, medical devices and tobacco products already in use at border crossings, international mail facilities and fda field labs. >>> 2012 may be a banner year for whooping cough in the united states and that's not a good thing. to make matters worse, a new study is questioning just how long the vaccine really lasts. >> are you ready? >> reporter: 5-year-old twin solania and enzo are getting their fifth dose of the dtap vaccine today. >> i think it's important to protect the kids from all the illn

. >>> after starting the season ranked number eight, the razor backs open by losing to louisiana monroe. they were blown out of their home stadium, 52-0. john l. smith in little rock felt the need to deliver a rousing pep talk to the press. >> let's go! you guys act like it. pick it up a little bit. get your chin up. smile. smile! okay? dang, you guy -- all right. >> oh, boy, i think they are losing it down there. >> steve sabol, the man who shaped profootball died yesterday at age 69 after a battle with brain cancer. his father ed founded nfl films. he won 40 emmys for cinematography. he was awarded a lifetime emmy. the profootball viewing experience. the images here, they invented them. the super slow mo replay. the guys breathing in the trenches, setting highlights to music, putting microphones on players and coaches during the games. they did all that. they changed professional football. steve sabol is survived by his sons, wife and his father. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," a bunch of polls that look at the state of the race on the questions of the direction of

. >> gus: goodwin and monroe back deep. and this one out of the end zone. texas from the 25. don't forget, coming up after the game, stay tuned for the at&t fox college saturday post-game show. they'll cover all today's action, including south carolina and a little trouble early and number one alabama against ole miss. >> charles: the last drive by tex a you talked about could it be a defining type of drive. it was a character drive. now they've got to summon up another one. oklahoma state answered back with a character drive of their own. >> gus: david ash, 19 years old. he'll start from his own 25. ash. incomplete. intended for joe bergeron. >> charles: that was well defended by brodrick brown, number 19. >> gus: on second and ten. ash in trouble. stays on his feet. and is lucky to get back to the line of scrimmage. brian robinson with the tackle. third down. >> charles: the forced pressure came from nigel nicholas, number 89. made him step up into the pocket. >> gus: huge play here. third down and ten. ash in the shotgun. david ash. steps up, underneath, and down at the 29

do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they hang you from a tree you need a will. your folks won't have to worry about a meal with this insurance when that day of sorrow come. silos you might not be here april. if you died right sudden you'd need a will. >> this next is titled no one's real high button. >> beat, beat, beats here the sound of the train on the georgia road the claps of wheels at the gaps of the joints of the rails the beat of the hammer on iron andan vil at the smithing. shaping shoes for mules and horses and the red metal and water is the train's wiftel. the last word returns like watermelons here with summer heat. beat with the hammer. beat when he, a boy, broke to the garden at the county jail at night when the beat men were asleep. there's were the sweetest. the dull that you had before the crack beneath the heart and move on to the next. he moveod to woman and settled on one. and busted her with finality. he measured time raising the sweetest watermelons for a time and time served he returned. a man. and he lay on the tracks of the georgia road

stars of yesterday, marilyn monroe and john wayne are just two degrees away., shirley temple, rin continue continue and billie thomas, stopped acting back in 1945 were only three degrees away. we even tried silent film stars and couldn't find anyone four degrees from kevin bacon, let alone six. >> that seems flawed. >> everyone knows kevin bacon i guess in some way. >> rin tin tin? really? >>> all right. we'll be right back. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> a touching sight in malaysia. the telegraph reports this lu leukemia patient

he was just talking politics and with such fervor as if he were talking about marilyn monroe.s a passion in certain people for politics. teddy kennedy had that. clinton has that. i think that in time, the president of the united states, barack obama, is acquiring it as well. there was at the end of his speech where he began to warm, to warm to it. there was a kind of passion that built and i thought that's the direction he has to go. that will be his authenticity. >> i agree with you. there was a lot of talk of it being a workmanlike speech but it ended with a huge lift. we will talk more about the performances on display at the dnc last week on "now." james lipton gave us his assessment of governor romney's big speech at the rnc. >> i would say that he has certainly improved, without question. he was more confident. he was more assertive. he was more relaxed. and let us now ask why. he was preaching to the converted. he was, as we say, preaching to the choir. >> will any of the convention performances inform campaign dynamics and the race towards november? we will have more w

miracle that he did not pay the price of being tarred and feathered as promised by the white men of monroe, louisiana. it was uncle ezra that led my immediate family on their exodus from the south. so no matter how hard i am willing to work to get into broadcasting, i was willing, it could not have happened without help. and in this case, again, someone we didn't know, the president of our country, lyndon johnson's courage to sign and authorize the civil rights act of 1964 easing the color line in hiring, permitted me to be brave enough to go out and to apply for a job doing work i'd seen no one else do. no matter how often i recited my mann take -- my mantra, to not be afraid of the space between my dreams and reality, promising myself that if i dreamed it, i could make it happen. i could make it come true. but without the courage of those who had marched defiantly, rode buses, sat in at lunch counters and took the beatings and cruelty that went with seeking justice in those times, my dreams would not have been possible. it is a promise of america that keeps me and millions around the wor

. >> liz taylor, grace kelly, marilyn monroe.hat hilfiger knew warhol, a man of few words. >> one time i asked andy, why do you do what you do? he said, because i like it. that was it. >> on our tour, we got a peek inside his private office. >> actually, this is from the original "new york times" building. >> you're kidding me? >> there's this. >> this is the eloise room. it's really the tower in the plaza. >> you know eloise, she's the fictional story book character who wreaks havoc at the plaza. hilfiger commissioned the book's illustrator to do the mural in the room. speaking of rooms -- >> this feels like a plaza to me. >> it's sort of like our own hotel suite. >> with his and her closets. >> my own clothing store even though i wear the same thing every day. >> that's not all. the hilfigers stay busy shuttling between three homes. in addition to new york, he and his wife own homes in greenwich, connecticut, and this called palm beach on the island of musteek. >> i have always wanted to acquire trophy real estate. >> why? >> b

. >> gus: goodwin and monroe back deep. and this one out of the end zone. texas from the 25. don't forget, coming up after the game, stay tuned for the at&t fox college saturday post-game show. they'll cover all today's action, including south carolina and a little trouble early and number one alabama against ole miss. >> charles: the last drive by tex a you talked about could it be a defining type of drive. it was a character drive. now they've got to summon up another one. oklahoma state answered back with a character drive of their own. >> gus: david ash, 19 years old. he'll start from his own 25. ash. incomplete. intended for joe bergeron. >> charles: that was well defended by brodrick brown, number 19. >> gus: on second and ten. ash in trouble. stays on his feet. and is lucky to get back to the line of scrimmage. brian robinson with the tackle. third down. >> charles: the forced pressure came from nigel nicholas, number 89. made him step up into the pocket. >> gus: huge play here. third down and ten. ash in the shotgun. david ash. steps up, underneath, and down at the 29

inspector monroe ingeddle due to the observance of the religious holiday we will not have a meeting on september 26. that was going to be a scheduled community meeting which we'll change to october 17. >> thank you. >> that's the september meeting. i was going ask ask if we were going to be here. the october community meeting since october 17 takes us to the september meeting date. >> we were going to have the september meeting on the 26th but -- so we switched that date to october 17. >> so when is the october community meeting? >> well we haven't scheduled -- >> that's why i'm aski asking. >> now, ladies and gentlemen, we're ready for public comment regarding line items 3a, b, c or d. please come forward. >> chief, and director hicks, ray