let's check in on how morrison is doing.rading higher after the grocer announced the ceo is departing. more on that story over the break. ♪ >> welcome back. another management overhaul at a u.k. supermarket. this time it is the morrison ceo, elton phillips to leave after declining sales are you a new chapter by the company -- >> they seem to like the fact that the chief executive is being replaced. it has been speculated that after five years at the helm dalton phillips is being shown the door. it helps with that easing of handing over. but not only a new chief executive but a new chairman as well because andrew higginson the former tesco finance director, he is taking over as chairman on january 22. a totally new team will be at the top by the time they find this new chief executive is the company is saying this is the next chapter of morrison's development and we need to attend to growth. that is best under new leadership. and dalton has been blasted by previous owners of the company, the previous founding family sir can m

caroline hyde brought us the news from morrisons at the top of the hour.ut steak and cheese rolls. >> 400 calories. >> a lot of mince pies. >> we are not here to talk about that. >> how low can copper go? ♪ >> time for today's bar chart. how low can copper go? it fell to its lowest level since 2009. it is yes -- yet to post a closing gain. it has fallen every day since 2014. it is down 5%. last year it fell for a second year. falling 14%. it is the worst performing industrial metal over the last year. you see its peak. i cannot reach it with my pen. that was the peak in february, 2011. that could continue. deutsche bank predicts that china's copper consumption will grow at its slowest pace since 2010. traders and analysts the lowest on copper since august. interestingly analysts are forecasting a higher price. the median price forecast is 69.72. that is in the fourth quarter of this year. they are the most bearish with a $6,000 forecast. the most bullish is $7,476. a partner at t commodity in malan predicts a drop to 1500. he says the $6,000 price is a psy

as of this morning, officer morrison remains on the force. lawson muse news4. >>> now at 6:00 new reaction tonight from relatives of a woman killed on metro. >> her purpose was to make a somewhere in somebody else's life and this is a change that's coming. >> reporter: tonight, we'll hear their message to the riders who tried to help. and we'll tell you about the tragic twist of fate for the victim's family 33 years before the accident. >>> threats to a bank teller and property destroyed. news4 broke the story. what we're just learning about the violent confrontation involving the son of marion barry. >>> and the defiant message to terrorists in the wake of the deadly attack in paris. and why it's creating a new wave of controversy around the world. >>> first tonight, new details just coming in about the men arrested for allegedly planning an attack against the u.s. capitol. chris lawrence is here with more. >> christopher cornell 20 years old and from ohio. he seemed dead set to come to d.c. to kill a lot of people. here is his basic plan as

. >> long-time wmmr radio host steve morrison just beat cancer. he caught it in time.ut he had no symptoms. so he has something he wants you to know. howard? >> maybe with the $19 they do charge you $25 for a bag. just checking. the flyers won a game but one of the key players for the flyers suffered an injury in that game. had an mri today and i'll let ♪ >>> one of the most popular radio personalities in our area opening up about a very personal battle with cancer. >> steve morrison of the preston and steve show on wmmr today said he's battling prostate cancer and he spoke very candidly about it with our karen hepp. >> we've had him on for many years. >> wmmr preston and steve steve morrison, you know him you've probably listened to his show on your with to work over the last tepp years. this october the easy going host got a major shock. >> you tested positive for prostate cancer. >> my message is don't be afraid afraid. if you're not thinking about yourself as guys tend to do i'm a tank are i'll get through, all right don't frame it that way. frame i don't want to h

in particular including morrison's which is up 6%. a big bounce in that number despite significant management issues. >> they were actually better than expected. people were forecasting a drop of 3.8%. 4%. something like this and the christmas period came in at about 3.1%. so the numbers surprised on the upside. the other thing you had was the chief executive falling on his sword and i think for a lot of people it's been the end of a very rocky road for morrisons. this is a year where they saw their profits. they had to abandon an acquisition in the baby area. they had to be late to the game in terms of online delivery. they have been late to the game with reward cards and a lot of people including sir ken morrison said the fault lies entirely with the shoulders of dalton phillips. he has re-signed and the new chairman that's only been parachuted in veteran of the retail world. brought in to revive the fortunes of morrison saying look we want to get ahead of this. we're going to look for a candidate externally. the question is who is

officer morrison said he thought the man was armed.ooting was called on the officer's dash cam and was shown to the jury. >> hands up! all four of you, hands up. what were you doing? why are you moving your hands around so much? you're making me nervous, man. who are you? >> richard. >> richard. all of you put your [ bleep ] hands up on top of the seats. hands up! hands on the [ bleep ] -- get your hands up or i are shoot you. hands up! [ gunfire ] hands up! i will shoot you again! >> he did not shoot him again, but he has already killed him. the jury was also shown a dash cam video of officer morrison breaking down in tears after that shooting. >> i thought he was going to pull a gun on me. >> maybe he was. maybe he was. >> you survived. >> that was the second time that officer morrison killed someone. in 2013 he shot and killed a man who had a bb gun. from stories like this you might not realize that most police officers in america serve their entire careers without ever using their firearms in any way. most police officers never kil

morrison can be heard saying "i thought he was going to pull a gun on me." >> i thought he was going to pull a gun on me. >> maybe he wanted to. maybe he wanted to. jesus, grant. you survived. [sobbing] >> lycÉe the man morrison shot richard marin or mears was high on methamphetamine and reached for his waistband. ramirez did not have a gun. a federal appeals court has heard from civil rights groups seeking to reinstate a lawsuit against the new york police department's secret surveillance of muslims and arabs in neighboring new jersey. district judge william martini dismissed the suit in february saying the program's main harm came not from the anti-muslim surveillance itself, but from the associated press is exposure of it. speaking outside the appellate court in philadelphia, attorney baher azmy of the center for constitutional rights said the surveillance was unconstitutional because it focused on religion, nationality, and race. >> the police have tools to deal with law enforcement problems, but they cannot rely on race or religion or to assume that people were more religious ar

la cÁmara del patrullero grabÓ el momento en que morrison viajaba ramÍrez sospechoso de participar enr las manos en alto no obedeciÓ vio que movió la mano izquierda y pensÓ que iba a agarrar un arma, abriÓ fuego. el destructor de la policÍa de montana que sirviÓ ser testigo en el caso dijo que al investigar la grabaciÓn todo parecÍa indicar que ramÍrez sacaría un arma. >> creo de todo corazÓn que cualquier policÍa hubiera hecho lo mismo. morrison tambiÉn declarÓ en su defensa dijo que como ramÍrez era sospechoso de participar en una balacera pensÓ que estaba armado. >> es la decisiÓn mÁs difÍcil que he tomado en mi vida, desearÍa no haberlo hecho y haber sabido que estaba desarmado pero no podÍa arriesgarme, querÍa regresar a casa con mi familia y querÍa ver a mi hijo crecer. >> el fiscal dijo que no someterÁ cargos contra el oficial morrison. es la segunda ocasiÓn que Éste policÍa se libra de una acusaciÓn criminal en 2013 cobrÓ la vida de otro sospechoso y tambiÉn se librÓ. >> quÉ caso tan controversial. lo vamos a seguir muy de cerca, gracias por el informe,. en univisiÓn noticias.

morrison said he believed the man was reaching for a gun.n 2013 he was cleared in another fatal shooting. >>> pope francis is beginning a week-long tour of asia arriving this morning in sri lanka. at the airport in colombo, he got a red carpet welcome. children waved flags and traditional dancers and drummers performed. francis said the island nation can't fully heal from decades of war without confronting injustices committed. he heads to the philippines thursday. >>> straight ahead, kings of college football. ohio state runs roughshod over oregon to win the national championship. >>> but first, fans of cadbury's iconic cream eggs crack over a change in the recipe. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source wit

the clip shows officer grant morrison insoluble on the hood avenue police cruiser distraught after shootinguspect. the incident happened during a traffic stop last april. the five year veteran's reaction has a lot of people talking. >> jury has determined morrison was justified in the shooting. the suspect was high on meth and the officer thought he was going to start shooting. >> i thought he was going to pull a gun on me. i mean he wanted to. maybe he wanted to. >> his family members say disappointed by the ruling and intend to file a lawsuit against morrison and the police department alleging excessive use of force. >>> two men walk away unscathed after their single engine plane had to make an emergency landing in illinois. police say the plane's engine failed in the middle of the flight. the plain landed in field and saint claire county. the cessna is reported registered to an aviation company out of wilmington, delaware. >> seniors at all girls catholic school in kansas city are really upset after getting their school id's. their pictures don't look like them. and as fox's melissa ster

last week jury on a coroner's inquest says officer morrison was justified when he fired his weapon. morrison testified he saw richard ramierez's left hand move as he was trying to grab something and he testified he thought his life was also in danger. >> it was hardest decision i have ever had to make. i wish i didn't have to make it. i wish i knew he didn't have a gun but i could not take the risk. >> the the officer and investigators say, the gun man did not have a wep than but his black had a deadly level of methamphetamine. >>> fall out continues for comedian bill cosby as era ledge victim comes forward with claims of sexual assault. chloe goin is is first to come force within the statute of limitations. she met with lapd detectives for two hours yesterday. she claims she was assaulted by comedian at plate boy mansion in 2008. goin is one of american 20 other women who have come forward with allegations. >> there is power in numbers. because at some point when a young lady becomes abused, and until there are others that come out and support what they have to say it is a very sca

here's keith morrison. >> there's a place. call it the pot of gold at the end of ambition of the american dream. a place where the few and the lucky go to build their mansions by the sea. newport beach orange county california. where the most unexpected events would be murder. >> things like this rarely happen in newport beach, let alone an area that's as secure as this area. >> let alone as long as people like this, attractive, charismatic, living large like dannette swron stop packard-mcneil. >> she had a beautiful home. she had an expensive cash. she was living the dream california lifestyle. you talk about housewives of orange county. she could have been on the show. >> yes, in fact, she told friends she turned down an offer to be on that show about over the top excess in orange county. no, she did end up on a tv show called american thunder about motorcycles showing off her own excess, including a bike she bought for $50,000. >> what's your favorite part of the bike? >> i love the way it looks. >> and then there was eric.

. >> keith morrison reports on a cliffhanger of a case. "in an instant." >> thanks for joining us. i'm lester holt. the papers called it "the spray tan murder trial." but could a spray tan really be to blame for a young mother's puzzling death? the questions in this case started early one morning with a dramatic call for help and ended five years later with an equally dramatic verdict in court. here's keith morrison. >> the story when it hit the news sounded almost crazy. >> killed by a spray tan. >> claiming his wife died after an allergic reaction to a spray tan. >> a husband tried to blame her death on a spray tan and thus a myth was born. the case of the spray tan defense, what a headline. it was a strange tale. it was true that a spray tan did briefly play a role at the heart of what sounded like murder. but the real story, headlines don't always tell it, do they? the true story of what happened here in miami was far more troubling, tragic, and bizarre than any headline. and it all happened so fast. >> business was good. beautiful house, great friends, and then it changed in a

. >> so, a jury has now determine morrison was justified in that shooting. the suspect was high on methamphetamine and the officer thought he was going to start shooting. >> i thought he was going pull a gun on me. i mean, maybe he wasn't? (crying). >> the suspect, richards ramirez, died, his family members say they're disappointed by the ruling, and intends to file a lawsuit against morrison, and the police department, alleging excessive use of force. >> new presidential task force aim to go build relationships between law enforcement and the communities they search is digging in for the first time the group appointed by president barack obama met in the nation's capitol. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey co-chairs the task force. the president create philadelphia in the aftermath of riots and demonstrations following the deaths of two unarmed black men at the hands of white officers. pant lists share their concerns. >> one of the things that the task force is going to have to do is listen intentionally get all of these different thoughts and

the guy we listen to on the radio steve morrison of preston and steve had prostate cancer.e was pretty surprised when he got the diagnosis in october. >> i had no pain prior. i had no symptoms. nothing to indicate you know, nothing but caught this early made all the difference in the world. >> dr. mike cirigliano is steve's doc with the simple psa test they caught this disease early and the cancer was removed robot klee in december at penn abramson's cancer center. >> between 20 and 30,000 people will die this year from prostate cancer. it behooves you in this new year to get yourself check. if you're a man you have a family, you have children, you have a wife, if you care about them, then you need to care about yourself. >> that's exactly why steve is finally speaking out today. >>> if that makes a difference i'm telling you this happened to me and i exercised a lot and i eat right and it still happened to me, it could happen to you. don't be worried. get the test. you're probably fine but if you catch something early i mean i'm just a couple week after surgery, i am booki

steve morrison, you know him.ou've probably listened to his show on your with to work over the last 10 years. this october the easy going host got a major shock. >> you testified positive for prostate cancer my message is don't be afraid. your mind is going to generate are going to be far worse than what the reality probably is of the situation. if you're not thinking about yourself and as guys tend to do well we're -- i'm a tank i'll get through it. don't think about that. i don't want to have my wife crying because she's got bad news. sorry. i don't want friends, you know to be impacted the people that rely on me, you know, to be impacted. i don't wanted to that to them. >> it was our dr. mike cirigliano who picked up that something was wrong in a simple psa blood test and acted fast. >> it turned out that he had prostate cancer that was enclosed within the prostate early stage. this was removed robot klee and as far as i can tell and of one else can he's cancer free. >> reporter: every year 250,000 men will be

rob morrison is our guest and we invited him on to talk about the rise of heroin.ll get to that i think you can tell from our general discussion that he can talk about drug and alcohol policy as well. we will put the numbers up if you'd like to dial in and participate in this discussion. the reason we invited you in __ i want to get to this __ why is heroin use on the rise in the u. s.? guest: we think but need to confirm that there is a correlation between increased of prescription drug use and the use of heroin. we know that the cdc looked at recent heroin users and three fourths of them used opiate pain relievers, or cited them, as using before heroin. we've also heard anecdotal stories about the cost __ they are cheaper. there is a lot to be listed there as far as causes. we know that each state has its own unique issues. it is very much a local issue. for example, methamphetamine in the 2000's, we saw that problem largely in the west. we thought come from california and make its way to mississippi. and never quite took hold in certain areas. it does speak to t

>> wow, i was like jim morrison. >> it's the chin andly. s. >> it's succinct. >> david bowie does have a distinct pout. >> people have this talent. >> i want this record. i want this record. i want this one. >> you can actually have it because he does have them available phone his website. and you can buy all of this. they're reasonably priced. 2. 2280 d. -- 280 for the frame. >> last time we saw jimmy hendrix on vinyl. barbra streisand, dolly parton all kind of famous faces on vinyl available to purchase. >> isaac hayes, cool. >> ice cube. i want vinyl. let's do video. >> if you had a record, it would make more sense. >> the detroit auto show has some of the most rare expensive everybody beautiful, one-off cars you will ever find what happen better place to tell people that their expensive, unique car, has been damaged. >> that's bad. >> oh! oh i see what happens going on. >> dennis internet prankster. we know what it's all about. but the people he's preying on has no clue. he's using, dude your car app, to fool people. the picture of this

tiene 150 de obras acabadas entre ellas destacan una de john lennon por acÁ el mismÍsimo jim morrisons expusiera. >> don carlos puede realizar prÁcticamente cualquier figura que se proponga pero eso sÍ pero tiene su grupo musical favorito, puede imaginar cuÁl es? >> principalmente de los beatles son mis Ídolos pienso que ellos fueron los que revolucionaron la mÚisca moderna. >> el ingenio de don carlos parece no tener lÍmites para muestra mide algunas de estas creaciones hechas de acetato como libretas, culturas, pulseras y hasta aretes, accesorios modelados al calor de la vela pero detrÁs de su gran inspiraciÓn artÍstica tambiÉn hay una invitaciÓn. >> el reciclaje y que lo conozcan las nuevas generaciones ellos no tuvieron contacto con los discos de de vinilo. ♪ >> me gustÓ el reciclaje lo importante para la prÓxima generaciÓn como pudieron verde es un claro ejemplo de cÓmo un poco de creatividad y destreza lo que que hemos olvidado y condenado al desecho puede de cobrar valor y belleza. se puede mantener informado en las redes sociales estamos en instagram con fotos y vÍdeos al igua

this newly released dash cam video shows officer grant morrison sobbing. of an unarmed man during a traffic stop last april. the billings montana police officer said he noticed the red ford taurus swerving suspiciously. officer morrison said he was on heightened alert after realizing one of the passengers was 38-year-old robert ramirez, a suspect in a shooting case that month. listen as the officer repeats orders to ramirez, who is reportedly high on methamphetamines at the time. officer morrison said ramirez failed to listen to his commands to keep his hands up and instead reached for his waistband. >> get your [ bleep ] hands up i'm going to shoot you, i will shoot you! hands up! >> that's when the officer fires three shots. >> get down! >> his back-up arrives and reality sets in. >> i thought he was going to pull a gun on me. >> maybe he was, maybe he was. >> last week a seven-person coroner's jury took one hour to decide the shooting was justified. >> i wish i knew he didn't have a gun. but i couldn't take the risk. >> any officer knowing and feeling w

morrison has not treated jessica's mother but has dealt with many similar cases. >> if you were to go into the home of someone who hoards and you were to clean out everything, not only would that make the person incredibly vulnerable and distressed but it would not solve the problem. but the person would reclutter and rehoard. the first step is to have them get the motivation to want this. >> looking at all the seemingly unmovable piles, jessica worries about the future. >> just walking through the house and seeing everything that's here and wondering is she going to be able to conquer this? is she going to get through this or am i going to be stuck with this one day? is this going to be her legacy. >> coming up, jessica's mother in her own words. >> it's daunting. and you think i need to go through this, it will take forever. go! go! go! he's challenging the very fabric of society. in a post cannonball world! was it grilled cheese? guilty! the aquatic delinquency is a larger issue to this ♪ you did it again, didn't you? yup. ♪ ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon an

. >> reporter: officer grant morrison appears to recognize one as a suspect from an earlier shooting.on the [ bleep ]. get your hands up i will shoot you. hands up. hands up. hands up. i will shoot you again. hands up. hands up. you [ bleep ] move i'm going to shoot. not [ bleep ] around. >> the man killed, it turns out, was unarmed but officer morrison said he feared for his life because the man kept dropping his left hand despite the officer's warnings to keep his hands up. the shooting was ruled justifiable homicide. in aerndsrizona this from tyler's body camera captures last moments of his life a casual conversation between an officer and a man suspected of miles. officer stewart doesn't even have his gun drawn. but watch what happens when the officer asks to frisk the man. >> open your pockets real quick. don't have anything in here? >> no no. no my smokes. >> reporter: the video ends there just as the suspect pulled a .22 caliber firing six shots at the officer hit five times, the officer never had a chance. >> there was a series of rounds fired at the time. in his face. >> repo

like other big supermarkets, morrison's has lost shares to discount chains.s been the ceo for five years. he will stay on until the year-end results. >> the airbus news conference is underway. it started just a couple of minutes ago. let's have a look. that is ongoing. >> we're going to take you to the guy on your screen the moment. that is the ceo of airbus. he started off talking a little bit about what is happening, making reference to the recent air asia disaster. we will talk to him about what is happening with his business later on. this is a feed we are getting from there. we will continue to update on what is coming out of the news conference. >> they had 1456 orders in 2000 14. we are joined from athens by an exclusive interview. we are on "the pulse." ♪ >> welcome back. we are live from bloomberg's london headquarters. >> let's talk about what is happening in athens. this is an exclusive interview with 12 days to go before the general elections. he spoke about the risks associated with victory to the opposition party. >> they have to obey the commit

and then rob morrison on heroin use in the united states. and a look at the well-being of young adults today, compared to the 1980s. you can join the conversation with your phone calls and your comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. this sunday on q & a, dr. francis jensen on the recent discoveries about the teenage brain. >> they don't have their frontal lobes to actual reason, the cause and effect of consequences of actions are not very clear to them because their frontal lobes are not at the ready. they're not readily accessible. they have frontal lobes but the connections can't be made as quickly for split-second decision-making. and don't forget the level of hormones are changing in the bodies of young men and women and the brain hasn't seen this yet in life until you hit teenage years. so the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones that are rolling around and actually locking on to receptors and synapses of different types. so it's trial and error. i think that t

and i can remember in the oh, about the 1930s, the morrison company, i guess must have been about 1935 or '36, they designed to join the union, the garment lady workers union, and that's when i can remember my father coming home and saying, i got this, it cost him a quarter a week for the dues to become part of this overall union and he explained to me how things would get better and living conditions would get better, and they really did. it became a union shop, and everybody was indoctrinated in the fact that when you go over to buy clothes, you look at the label inside that says made in the usa. if it didn't have a union label in it, we weren't supposed to look at it, and there were shops that didn't join the union and they did have their problems. during the first world war, business was booming. they could not keep up with the oilers coming in for uniforms for the soldiers and the sailors and what have you. that did not work that way during the second world war. if you had a grant from the civil war, the grant line would go up, first world war. second world war comes right down to

indeed the people who use morrison overall. there seems to be a big story.ve you as well with one concern, the most -- sainsbury is the most shorted on the 5100. is that enough to convince investors it is not a downhill spiral? >> can sainsbury keep up? >> we're saying here as well their local shopping continues to grow 16% in the quarter, 6 million customer transactions in the week before christmas and i know i had a few missed ties and i can vouch for the quality -- mintz ties -- mince pies and i can vouch for the quality. >> we will be talking to the cfo at sainsbury a little bit later. 7:30 u.k. time. >> the euro has been hitting new lows, dropping to its weakest level in almost nine years. the reason is the threat of deflation in the eurozone. amid speculation that mario draghi will begin quantitative easing as early as this month. >> in under three hours time mario draghi's attention will be focused on very important data and it might edge closer to a large-scale government bond purchase. >> with oil prices staying low, the figures could heighten fears

vinilo tienen cerca de 150 obras acabadas, entre ellas destacan una de john lennon, por acÁ estÁ jim morrisongrupo musical favorito. >> principalmente los beatles, es lo que mÁs hecho porque son mis Ídolos. pienso que revolucionar la mÚsica moderna. >> el ingenio parece no tener lÍmites. miren estas creaciones hechas de acetato. >> el reciclaje y que conozcan las nuevas generaciones, que ellos no tuvieron contacto con los discos de vinilo. este es un claro ejemplo de como con un poco de creatividad y destreza lo que ya creiamos olvidado y condenado al desecho, puede recobrar valor y belleza!! bye bye.# puede mantenerse informado nuestras pÁginas. gracias a ustedes y a su fidelidad. mÁs informaciÓn maÑana. continÚe con mas univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ m >> bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn iniciamos con las noticias. el asesinato del joven taxista, hoy a dos dÍas del brutal asesinato, alonso enfrenta cargos. s segÚn autoridades aÚn interrogan a otro sospechoso. mÁs adelante tendremos cobertura en equipo de esta lamentable tragedia. cambiamos de tema, se espera nieve en la regiÓn y para eso estÁ nuestro metereÓlo

vinilo tienen cerca de 150 obras acabadas, entre ellas destacan una de john lennon, por acÁ estÁ jim morrisonho porque son mis Ídolos. pienso que revolucionar la mÚsica moderna. >> el ingenio parece no tener lÍmites. miren estas creaciones hechas de acetato. >> el reciclaje y que conozcan las nuevas generaciones, que ellos no tuvieron contacto con los discos de vinilo. este es un claro ejemplo de como con un poco de creatividad y destreza lo que ya creiamos olvidado y condenado al desecho, puede recobrar valor y belleza!! bye bye.# puede mantenerse informado nuestras pÁginas. gracias a ustedes y a su fidelidad. mÁs informaciÓn maÑana. continÚe con mas univisiÓn. ♪ ♪♪ >>segÚn un estudio en el nÚcleo de un hombre sentido.luis luis por otros policÍas >> el hecho ocurriÓ en el hombro de un acuerdo explicÓ su soluciÓn: tenemos los monstruos en el caso. >> queria terminar con su propia visa vida. ♪♪ >>la carta dice: queridos oficiales como ustedes no hicieron nada, sin un fin a la vida de un hombre que era muy cobarde para hacerlo por sÍ mismo. yo amenace su vida y ustedes estaban en su derecho de

morrison says it continues that way down the hill >>"they've tried digital speed limit signs. they don't wok people phase them out" >> reporter:oakland city councilmember noel gallo represents this district. during our interview it even got a little hairy for yours truly trying to cross he street here . >>"enforcing the red lights, the stops signs, like this gentleman here who almost ran you overwe're trying to reactivate the traffic unit" >> reporter:he says traffic enforcement has all but gone by the wayside due to decreased staffing at opd. so he says it is up to the city council to do what it can to increase public safety here . >>"the city has it on their schedule due to the fact that measure bb passed and we will have money to fix he pot holes, deal with the sidewalks, the lighting and the safety of the neighborhood" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant:while shooting this story haaziq also met a woman.who was walking with her partner on park boulevard back in 20-11.when *they* were both hit.and fortunately survived. >> grant:but she too. wants changes

lucky, because so many women had gone before me-- ntozake shange, you know, jessica hagadorn, toni morrison, alice walker. so i knew what was coming. i wasn't surprised. anytime you air out so-called dirty laundry, anytime you dig into the bowels of a culture, people are going to accuse you of being a traitor, accuse you of stereotyping. but for me, i was lancing the wounds, i was cleansing the deepest... the deepest, darkest parts of our soul, and i was doing what we needed to do so that we could live, i thought. >> hinojosa: there was a time in your life, you were still a young person, when you suddenly realized that the life that you thought you had led, which, you know, you say pretty kind of typical african american middle class, and suddenly you start realizing that you... you start remembering that you were not only physically abused by your dad, you were sexually abused, and that your mom essentially abandoned your family. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: and you said you almost went into having a nervous breakdown, but that the art saved you. >> exactly. i don't know if it's that just one-t

elvis went in the army and morrison's old man was an admiral.or y'all even though i am with a libertarian. >> can i just mention that jay-z went to cuba? jay-z went to cuba and now there is a full open cuba policy. the same scenario you are describing still happened now. guy that's silly. it was more. he is the one. >> the art form is there in cuba and it is also happening in the middle east. a lot of rappers are being locked up. >> i am going to move on. >> his meeting with god was a total fraud. alex malarkey who co-wrote the best selling book. he wrote it with his father and he is now taking back his story. it details the car accident that puts 6-year-old alice in a coma for two months and left him paralyzed. while unconscience he claimed he went up to heaven for a quick visit and got a look at the devil's adversary. i never noticed ears. his body has human form with two bony arms and two bony legs. i think he just described allen combs. now he said it is all malarkey. in an open letter he wrote, i said i went to heaven because i thought it w

then, rob morrison, executive director of the association of alcohol and drug abuse directors on heroin in the united states. and they look at the well-being of youth today compared to the 1980's. you can join the conversation with phone calls and comments on trope -- on facebook and twitter. >> the chair of the federal regular tory commission -- regulatory commission spoke last year. the epa says it will finalize the plan midsummer. this is one hour. good afternoon and welcome. i am president of the world press club. we are committed to our profession through programs just like this and we work for a free press worldwide. for more information visit our website and to donate check out our journalism institute website. on behalf of members worldwide, i would like to welcome our speaker today. and those of you attending the event, our head table includes guests of the speakers as well as journalists who are club members. members of the public are here, so any applause you hear is not necessarily a lack of journalistic objectivity. [laughter] you can follow the action on twitter. after our

rob morrison is our guest. we invited him on to talk about the rise in heroin use. we'll get to that, but i think you can tell by her general discussion that he can talk about drug and alcohol policy as well. we will put the numbers up if you'd like to dial in and participate in the discussion. the reason we invited un, want to make sure we get to this, why is heroin use on the rise in the u. s.? guest: we think, but need to confirm, that there is a connection between increase in prescription drug abuse across the country and use of heroin because of the common bond of opiate. we do know the cdc looked at the recent users and about three fourths of them used opiate pain relievers, or cited use of them, prior to use of heroin. we've also heard anecdotal stories of cost, it is cheaper. there is a lot to be looked at there as far as causes. we know that each state, each locality, has its own particular audis. it is very much a local issue. for example, with methamphetamines, we saw that very much in the west. it started out in california and made its way, west to missi

you know there, it is steve morrison from preston and steve. well, preston and steve are going to join us after the break. and the doctor who is treating break. ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. >>> steve announced to his audience he had prostate cancer, i am happy to say i can use the word had. so let's bring in preston and steve. thank you for joining us again today. >> thank you. >> what was reaction, steve? >> well, the desired reaction was achieved yesterday. tried to make it as approachable and as inviting as possible to tell my story, i didn't want to make it a lifetime television thing, you know, and steve's journey, whatever the hell it was. and just get people comfortable, guys comfort, just jumping out ahead, manning up, doing this for the loved once in your life, you don't want to go through the pain every seeing you, go through a horrible experience, when it is so avoidable. so thanks to the fantastic dr. mike ci

search teams deploying morrisone sonar equipment to scour the seafloor.tor of "sea power" magazine richard burgess. you've been covering the story since it broke on sunday. we have some new pieces of the plane that have been discovered by the search team. one of which is believed to be part of the escape ramp and other parts also from the flaps from the wings itself. what's your thought about what they found in the last 24 hours? >> what they found is the plane broke up either in the air or upon impact in the water. because they found 30-some bodies in the water indicates the break-up was catastrophic and they may be able to find some more bodies underwater trapped in the fuselage. it looks like a considerable number were thrown clear of the aircraft. >> indonesia officials are saying they recovered some of the bodies still strapped or belted into their seats. is that an indication they're getting closer to the key fuselage wreckage site? >> yes, that would. they should be able to find the aircraft probably before the pingers on the black boxes will run o

>> the incident taking place in april of last year, as you can see, billings officer grant morrison overcome with emotion. investigators say that the suspect was high on meth and ignored the officer's instructions to raise his hands. the officer has since returned to duty. >>> texas senator ted cruz outlining his wish list for the new gop-led -- calling for a major tax reform, saying republicans should use their control of congress to abolish the irs. >> in my view there is a powerful populist instinct. to take the 110,000 employees at the irs, to padlock the building, and to put all 110,000 of them down in our southern boarder. >> wow, senator cruz is later staying that was tongue in cheek, nine tea party organizations that were part of the initial backlog of 1345,000 targeted groups. they're still awaiting final decisions, and of that 136 cases that have been cleared, just over 100 of them have bale been approved. so it's time to bring in steven diamond, political editor for the washington times for some explanation on this. what are we supposed to make of this especially in the case of th

rob morrison, executive director of the national association of state alcohol and drug abuse directors on heroin use in the united states. a look at the well being of young adults today compared to the 1980s with jonathan vesba. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. >>> we'll have his remarks at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c span. later we'll bring you the house democratic leaders news conference following the conclusion of the retreat. that's also on cspan. >>> this sunday on q and a neuroscientist dr. francis jenson on the discovery of the teenage brain. >> they don't have their frontal lobes. the consequences of actions are not clear to them. the frontal lobes are not at the ready. they are not readily accessible. the connections can't be made as quickly for split second decision making. also, don't forget a lot of hormones are changing a lot in the body of both the men and women and the brain hasn't seen these yet in life until you hit teenage years. the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones rolling around and locking onto receptors of different t

>> officer grant morrison sobbing after taking the life of an unarmed man during a traffic stop lastg to pull a gun on me. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, everyone. we're just peeling back the curtain a little and watching how we send people off. yes. like that thanks so much for joining us. we want to tell but the breaking news because an ohio man is in jail this morning for plotting to carry out an isis-inspired attack on the u.s. capital. federal authorities say his plan to surround the building with bombs and then shoot people as they ran for their lives. this 20-year-old was on the fbi's radar for months because of social media posts he made talking about violent jihad. >> we've got the latest for you now. let's get to alexandra field live in cincinnati. what do we know? >> hey there, chris, whatever he may have written online christopher cornell's father says his son wasn't capable of pulling off an attack. he says his son barely left the house, he had only taken a recent interest in islam and he had never even me

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. >> reporter: joe morrison reclaiming a seat on the house floor where he served seven years. he will be a legislator and rykeco county jail inmate by night. he resigned in december after he entered an alford plea to contributing the delinquency of a minor. he was accused of having a relationship with a 17-year-old in his law office. he ran as an independent yesterday and won back his seat. he was sworn in today in his office. on the house floor he was rely le gaited to the last of 100 seats. the house speaker's opening comments seemed to be directed apt him and the ethics cloud that formed when former governor bob mcdonald was indicted and later convicted. >> our fellow citizens demand honor, integrity and civility. >> reporter: house democrats and republicans are weighing whether to take punitive against morrissey morrissey. ahe choices, expulsion, censure or zo nothing. >> to have a member legislating by day and sleeping in a jail cell at night most of us find completely unacceptable. >> reporter: morrissey says he's not worried about what's ahead. >> i'm confident in joe m