officer norman is in little rock this afternoon and he's our guest.afternoon, how are you doing? >> hey, thank you for having me sheppard, it is a big honor. listen to what the gang says about you like you don't already know here. >> oh, it is a full screen. >> never in my life i thought i would be raising money on behalf of the police officer until my son made me aware of the amazing things that you have done in little rock, arkansas and the neighborhood you policed. >> you made a real impact, how did this get started? >> well, you know i have been a fan of community policing even before i was a police officer, just the fact that i always took the time to get out and speak to people and shaking hands. once i became a police officer, i put that to use everyday, not another day goes by that i don't try to make a difference in peopl peoples' lives. >> it sounds like you are way ahead of chief brown there. it was chief brown the other day that says two of the most important things we could do is get to the kids and get to them early so they know that cop

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norman brooks said racist police deserve to be shot. pete, is his job on the line?reporter: he lawyered up, and he said the shooting of alton sterling prompted his post. it was deleted, but the damage control is just getting started. >> of course i want to keep my job. veteran at dc engine 23, norman brooks is used to putting out fires, but this is one of a different kind. >> it's the case where most people, they respond to something that is horrific and horrible to watch, and sometimes you don't choose your words as carefully as you should have. >> reporter: after seeing video of alton sterling death, brooks took to facebook and said citizens should take the law into their own hands and target the racist cops, and he said the pigs in baton rouge deserve nothing short of the bullet in their head. >> all the cases trayvon martin up to eric rice and eric garner, getting killed live on camera with a choke hold, and everyone walked? that can definitely weigh on you. >> reporter: now it's weighing on his employer. dc fire put brooks on desk duty, and they are investigati

supervisor norman ye tells abc 7 news that the intent of the resolution was to bring awareness to what he calls a bad situation. he said that he has seen positive changes within the police force recently. >> they're going through retraining, to be more sensitive to things. so there is some reform happening now. it is important for me, personally, that we don't want anybody to die. we don't want a police officer to get hurt, we don't want our citizens to get hurt. >> the supervisors wisely seen this day as a day fitting to celebrate his life and also to say to ourselves and to the world, never again would a priceless life be taken from us without us remembering and recognizing and appreciating that life. >> reporter: tonight's vigil runs until 9:00 p.m. there will be a mario woods celebration of life. that is tomorrow morning at 11:00. and it will take place at mlk jr. park. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> firefighters and police officers gather today to remember their fallen colleagues. here in the bay area and across the country. ♪ >> abc 7 news was at a moving ceremony at golden gat

. >> reporter: amazingly, that plane just missing norman hannenbaum, who was at home watching tv. >> i ran outside and my neighbor hollered to me. he said, "there's a plane on your roof!" >> reporter: norman says he didn't even hear it coming. >> i guess if i had been another two, three feet closer, i would have been hit. >> reporter: the pilot airlifted from the wreckage but in critical condition tonight. he had just taken off from a local airport, when witnesses say the plane started struggling. one witness reported the plane barely cleared the trees after taking off from a nearby airport. tonight, the faa is investigating. david? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> less than two weeks until the olympics, and russian athletes will be competing. despite an international investigation that found wide-ranging, state-sponsored doping. the ruling was that individual judges can decide whether or not the athletes can compete. tonight, russian officials are celebrating, because it looks like most of their team will be going to rio. >>> from germany tonight, the third deadly attack in a week. the f

can you beat that greg norman? >> depends what tee i play off. play off the championship, gary still place a lot. he's very is strong and very visit. good for him. stuart: greg norman a pleasure to have you on the show a great golfer a pleasure to have you with us, sir. >> yes, sir, waiting for donald trump waiting for some time actually but eager to see what he has to say to his vrmt staff off the speech of his life last night. 76 minutes. largely shouted at his audience. the audience before 40 million strong. find out later on today. >> i think he had two main points to do last night basically make the -- his opponent hillary clinton not seem -- capable or being in the qhows. knocking her down i think he did that. but also build his own stature of someone who can go into the white house and dot kind of things that this country wants to be done. because i think he's just channeling anger had that so many feel 2378 >>. >> it was new republican are party last night and discuss that at length in just a moment and expecting donald trump. stay there

. >> officer norman has been part of the little rock policeko department for 18 years.n shares his day to day o activities with his rapidly growing 1 million followers on instagram. officer norman plays an activecv role in the community by com playing with local kids, sharing snacks and just beingeig an overall positive force. >> well, several celebrities are showing their support ofevts officer norman's work.norman's . over the weekend rapper theper game start add he go fund mede campaign for the officer toicer help his community with toys,s, clothing and food. foo so far he has raised nearly $70,000.$70,000. >> ♪ >> happening now, we got nowe g ailette wave that is sweepingve many of you out there just jt trying to stay cool at thisat ts point as we take a live look loo at a pool out there that i'm th' sure is going to be panged be pg with a few more people pretty soon.so mike thomas joining us live us l from the yards in southeastouea with tips on how to beat the heat. heat hey mike.he mik i hope you're staying cool. it's pretty hot. >> reporter: sarah andter: laura,

norman: thank you. steve: by the way, the news conference he was at earlier today is on our website. the speeches as well. my colleague, peter, is on the floor with a familiar face to those who have covered democratic party conventions. peter? peter: as you mentioned, this is a face and name that people know. if you have worked in the media or at a convention, maybe you haven't watched by convention. what has been your role at the democratic convention's? >> in the past i have served as a media logistics planner. planning for 15,000 of my closest friends to come here. they all want the best seats in the house, the best camera angle, and by the way, their competitors should get nothing. it's always been a balance of getting everybody to say a little bit of yes to everyone. on the planning for this round, but when i come done, isavor a job well know how much thought had to go into each of those decisions that were made. for those platforms in the media , it was well done, they get to savor that and enjoy

the notion is that we are not living in a norman walk well experience -- norman rockwell experience werehe boys sitting he is given and ice cream cone. but there are some cops who will .o the norman rockwell but for a four-year-old child to be sitting in a car, to see a police officer firing shots into someone -- for her to witness a murder like that? not just the fact that this man is dead. it is a psychological damage that is being done to families and family members time and time again and no one is looking at that. i speak to mothers. there is a 13-year-old boy in brooklyn right now whose father was murdered by a police officer in brooklyn 13 years ago and that police officer has yet to face charges in the killing of carlos lopez. his son is suffering from depression because his father died a couple of months before he was born. he doesn't even know who his father was and his father was not even committing a crime when he was murdered. but it was covered up by charles hynes and the police department. the people are living and they have to live with these traumatic episodes, and it is

fir we can go ahead and show you shw these posts that we're talking i about where norman brooks saysky he shared his personal opinionl on his peropsonal facebook page he says ifan part "bottom line,n these racist cops who are murdering our people need to n start turning up the same way. they should not feel safe walking the streets and neither should theirneitheshou supporters.pporrs "a second post he posted says," the answer is yes, thehe citizens should take the law law in their own hands and targetart racist cops much those pigs in baton rouge deserve nothing short of a bullet in theirnheir heads ." ." books tells fox5 he boat thoseot posts in response to the alton a sterling shooting is.st we spoke to him last nightast >> i reacted as soon as i saws w that video and as soon as i a read what happened, it was at h reaction to a horrific event. so, i'm pretty sure, you know, k a lot of people when they sawsa 9/11 happened they made some s pretty strong statements abouton a lot of people. i'mg sure they would take thoso back maybe somewhat if they the were given a chance to think to ab

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the way we talk about and look particularly at conflict in the war, so you mentioned norman mailer in world war ii and the way these narratives change over time. sticking with the 1980s period, you can look at the vietnam war, it was a battleground in this time period. so you have movies like "rambo first blood" which are kind of raising the narrative that the service members that people fighting in vietnam were betrayed by the politicians. they weren't allowed to win the war. but at the same time, you had movies like "platoon" and "full metal jacket" which was a different view of what the conflict was. public memory is a battlefield as far as how it remembers conflicts and what lessons did we take from now. so if we're talking the "apocalypse now" version of the vietnam war, we're not likely to do things to intervene. that's the prevailing narrative. if we get something like the "rambo" movies, we're more likely to do things aggressively. it's speaking to kind of the willingness of the public to accept these things and discussing how they're talking about it. it's certainly shaping i

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my name is mark farrell i'm chairing this brief committee joined by supervisor katie tang and norman yee and scott weiner i want to thank our clerk of the committee that your young as well as the jackson from sfgov tv per covering today's media mr. card any announcements? >> please sounds all cell phones and electronic devices. >> thank you mr. card. with that please call items number one and two >> item number one, proposed budget and appropriations ordinance four department this year 2016-17 to item number two, proposed annual salary ordinance and appropriation ordinance four the school year june 30, 2017 and june 30, 2010 >> thank you. colleagues, we are the end of our committee budget season. i'm going to keep this short is because i know people have places to go for the weekend. this has been now my fourth year chairing this committee could our thank my colleagues for your support during this process. i will say, i think this year is probably the most challenging year commodity and as we look at these funding opportunities i think was also the most rewarding in terms of highligh

al got to sit down with the legendary norman leer. >> it was a thrill for me.orman and i had a chance to talk about his career, things that are tearing our culture apart that were happening 40 years ago and why he believes there's a chance for a brighter future. i know you wanted a peastrami sandwich. norman lear is called the most prolific producer of the small screen dominating television in the 1970s with ground breaking hits like "all in the family," "sanford and sons" and "the jeffersons." lear says he still has a few things left to say. when you look at the body of your work, what are you most proud of? >> often i hear my dad and how he laughed. he had a touch of argentinean in him. we laughed together. as human beings we're versions of one another. >> your shows delved into race. why have we not progressed? >> we don't have leadership that gets us into the proper conversations. >> my daughter is married to the white guy over here. >> could you make "all in the family" today? >> i think given the amount of cable networks, yes. could i for the four network

. >> he didn't like norman bramman. >> people related to that whole thing. he loved his players.sided with his players over management. they loved him for that. and, you're right, it is really odd that he gets more acclaim then andy reid who won shore games. >> is he most popular coach in eagles his try. >> you know, it is close to being the popular. i hate to do that because andy reid is the best coach in philadelphia history but you have to say buddy probably most popular. >> we have on great buddy ryan quote, one of my favorites if you listened to the fans you will be sitting up there were them. another one quarterbacks are over paid, over rated, pompus and must be punish. >> that is yes never won a playoff game because of that quote, because he didn't think the offense was good enough. it was all defense with buddy ryan. if he had any kind of offense he would have had won a playoff game. >> offense for rannal cunningham to make five big plays and a win and that was it. >> we sat there you knew could you imagine if chip kill difficult that. >> buddy got away with that. >> twit

my name is mark farrell i'm chairing this brief committee joined by supervisor katie tang and norman yee and scott weiner i want to thank our clerk of the committee that your young as well as the jackson from sfgov tv per covering today's media mr. card any announcements? >> please sounds all cell phones and electronic devices. >> thank you mr. card. with that please call items number one and two >> item number one, proposed budget and appropriations ordinance four department this year 2016-17 to item number two, proposed annual salary ordinance and appropriation ordinance four the school year june 30, 2017 and june 30, 2010 >> thank you. colleagues, we are the end of our committee budget season. i'm going to keep this short is because i know people have places to go for the weekend. this has been now my fourth year chairing this committee could our thank my colleagues for your support during this process. i will say, i think this year is probably the most challenging year commodity and as we look at these funding opportunities i think was also the most rewarding in terms of highligh

the game started a gofundme page for officer norman to help them out with the cost associated with hisdwill, so far he has raised nearly $33,000. >>> reports reveal who was photographed in a picture shown on social media during a protest in baton rouge. the woman there standing in front of militarized police during a protest at police headquarters. the woman was later detained and as that protesters had blocked, the woman is reportedly a 28- year-old nurse and mother of a five-year-old. >>> the fourth baltimore police officer to be tried in the death of freddie gray back in court, lieutenant brian rice accused of failing to secure great inside of a police then, his fellow officers testified in court today, one said that gray rocked the van violently at both stops, he ended up dying as a result of his injuries in april of last year.>>> a man behind bars accused of killing his own member. the 61-year-old robert crosby charged with murder, accused of robbing and killing a 62-year- old inside of her home. the two were neighbors on 71st avenue, they found frederick's body on friday after so

now norman has given us a shoutout saying thank you abc and abc "world news now" to help inspire others globe. >> it was a nice moment last week when we saw him and brought his story. thank you for recognizing us recognizing you. >> and thank you for allowing us the opportunity to give good news. >> and we realized we're not as good as dancing as you. >> we'll take some lessons. >>> next, a bit of a calling out of -- um -- >> this one. you might remember. >> myself, i guess. >> i checked out the new "beetlejuice" themed restaurant, beetle house, in new york city. they sent us a couple of cheese burgers. they're delicious. few a few viewers noticed that kendis never actually took a bite. >> i didn't. >> and one said have some respect for the chef. he was not happy with you. another one said i don't like the way he wasted that delicious burger. >> i don't appreciate that. >> the burgers did not go to waste. when food shows up on a set, it -- >> it disappears. >> if not me, by everybody else. >> i think one guy called me some other names for not eating it. >>> later on in the week, we got

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robert o'connell calls "hard war, soft peace," and such distinguished generals, john peyton, and norman schwarzkoph, kept on his desk a quote from sherman, and this is the quote "war is the remedy our enemies have chosen, and i say, let us give them all they want" and just like his hero, storming norman destroyed his faux, and offered leaninient terms of surrenderer. er is man has been demonized by combatants but his hard hand for war established how america could and would win the peace in future conflicts. robert o'connell described sherman's army as the first truly arceitrichial. the code is still put in forces today by the armed forces of the united states and continues to governor how we fight. americans have no problem reeking destruction on their enemies when the existence of the nation is at stake. in 1951, was lifted right out of sherman's play book. once war is placed upon us there is no other alternative than apply no other means than bring it to a assist end. war is a victory, not prolionge indecision. lieber's words in 1862, to save the country is paramount to all other con

fundamental choice about who we are as a people, and he then proceeded to paint barack obama's and normanl's america, as steve said, this sort of homeland optimistic view of the ark of american history. it was comprehensive, it pointed towards a better america. it book ends donald trump's speech at the republican convention last week, which was so dark and so distopian and so disturbing and he just brushed that away and said i don't know what that was. but this is america. i just thought it was one of the most memorable obama performances i have seen. >> he said the through line between all of us and different types of americans are values, which donald trump does not share even if we all do, he was outside it. and that he was both shattering but also in credibly moving and optimistic. >> incredibly moving and optimistic and i political sense claiming the entire center. i mean, just claiming it and saying, if you believe this, then you're with us. >> lawrence o'donnell. >> the best four convention speeches that i've heard in my life have been delivered at the last four, including this one

norman solomon who heads sanders delegate network said floor fights are possible. he was joined at the news conference by donna smith, progressive democrats of america >> good morning. i'd like to welcome, everyone to this first news conference of the bernie delegates network. by way of a little bit of background the bernie delegates network was launched by the online action group, roots action.org which i co-founded and coordinate. and roots action has about 700,000 active members online and the bernie delegates network is ongoing in very active partnership with progressive democrats of america and this morning we're going to hear from the executive director of that inside of the democratic party major player, in terms of progressive activism, organizing and electoral work, progressive democrats of america, or pda, donna smith. i'd like to open by just giving a bit of background how the bernie delegates network got to where we are now and where we anticipate we'll be going in the next few days. one thing that i think needs to be very emphatically emphasized is tha

was one of the first on scene and later recognized for her efforts by secretary of transportation, normanetta. >> we had a 4 an bar and a 21 foot rhi. we were going to start to evacuate the battery because people were running in all the smoke and everything. a lot of people got evacuated by good samaritans and they got transported to ellis island. once the second plane hit, i think everybody on board the vessel seemed to know we were under attack, but it was pretty much -- nobody wanted to say it was -- i think shock. >> the world changed on 9/11 and so did the u.s. coast guard. >> america has entrusted another critical mission to the united states coast guard. >> on 1 march 2003, they were formally transferred to the department of homeland under secretary tom ridge. >> a change in how things worked? >> 100%. local state agencies, nypd, the park police, everybody together under one umbrella is providing a service doing the same job and we get to the same objective. >> roger, we'll check out the ownership on this vessel. >> lieutenant mcclenen, describe a typical day in the coast guard the

to norman brooks. could not get hold of him today.should also mention, he is on desk duty until the internal investigation was complete. we're live in foggy bottom, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >>> firefighter's facebook post has since been removed. spokesman from d.c. fire said they had nothing to do with deleting the comments. >>> the hunt is on tonight for two members of the notorious ms- 13 gang. they are accused of killing an 18-year-old in gaithersburg last month. today, montgomery county police said they are dealing with a deadly resurgence of this gang and others. and they blame some of it on what is going on far south of the border. scott broom is in gaithersburg to tell us what is going on. >> well, that's because it's a small world. and problems do cross borders, particularly this gang problem. a truce between gangs in el salvador collapsed sometime ago. declared war on gangs. there is a lot of violence. people fleeing the violence. some of them teenagers without parents have been fleeing here to the u.s., to seek refuge. >> re

. >> norman lear brought one day at a time into our lives, the story following a single working mom as she raised two teen-age daughters. now lear is bringing up with netflix to bring the story back with a latino cast a dream come true. >> embarking on anything with norman lear i there. >> netflix not stopping there. now a whole new generation will be able to follow in love with the family of space pioneers and hopefully an updated robot too. mcgiver is one of the longest shows on tv and now cbs has a new cast lined up. and there's no doubt cutting edge technology will transform this classic for audiences. >> cannot wait to check those out. both mcgyver and one day a a time are in production. lost in space isn't slated to hit netflix until 2018. coming to you from los angeles. >> thanks. >>> tj miller is on tv in silicon valley but the about to blow up with six other projects in the works. we're diving deeper into this breakout star's career in this cover story. tj made his film debut in the thriller clover fields. the role put him on the map leading to a part in one of these year's su

terry robins -- at terry normans an fbi informant.and in terms of that, one thing that i was wondering about in your research, if you looked at the house committee investigations of sds at kent state in 1969, and would be willing to talk about these -- many of these rumors that you talk about are very similar to tactics used then, and i wonder what you think about the government's involvement and just general leading to an atmosphere of distrust in the community prior to that. you talk a lot about -- >> the prior -- the government, i think, and the times -- let's remember the times. they all helped to set the table for this. when kids got in a rampage on friday night it fit a storyline that was not without some support. people were blown up the research labs at wisconsin. a lot of bad stuff going on. so, in a way what i said -- i do say in the book in a way what happened at kent state was inevitable and utterly preventible. inevitable because all the fuss you were just talking about, all comes together at this one spot in northeast oh

this is norman solomon, the person speaking right now. we expect they will talk about the convention and the role of superdelegates which has become a big topic in this election cycle. live coverage here on c-span. mr. solomon: we reflect anger. we reflect a progressive commitment to continuing as bernie said the night of the california primary. continuing with the understanding the struggle continues. as he said that night in struggle, thatt campaign for a political revolution that is meaningful and based on economic progressive populism and social justice, it should and must continue through this convention. something that not only bernie sanders but millions of supporters have been clear about measureevery meaningful of social change in our country has come from the bottom up. it is not come from the top down. the hundreds and hundreds of active bernie delegates who you will be talking with and hearing from every day here at the convention in one way or another totally grasp and embrace that principle. we are not waiting for elites to

it is no wonder that such distinguished generals as john pershing, george patton, and norman sha wars kof would come to revere and emulate sherman. schwarzkopf even kept on his desk during the first iraq war a quote from sherman and this is the quote, war is the remedy our enemies have chosen, and i say let us give them all they want. and just like his hero, storming norman destroyed his foe but then offered lenient terms of surrender. sherman has been demonized for waging war against noncombat ebts but his hard hand of war established a model for how america could and would win the peace in future conflicts. robert o'connell has described sherman's army as, quote, the first truly archetypal american ground force. with some modifications and additions, lieber's code which was put into practice is still used today by the armed forces of the united states and continues to govern how we fight. as word war 2 and vietnam brutally demonstrated, americans have no problem wreaking destruction on their enemies when the existence of the nation is at stake. mcarthur's admonition to congress in 1

he's been compared to norman rockwell.eel lewd he's painting something that rarely if ever happened, black and white kid playing together in the 190s. >> it's follically that that could have happened. given the times. but great to imagine that it could have. this is what it could have looked like had things been different. >> there's nothing different kadir nelson can imagine doing with his life. because when that music starts to play and his subject, the late muhammad ali comes into focus his paint brush starts to sing. >> i'm proud that i get to do what i love every day. to express myself creatively, every day of the week. it's a pretty good big. the best gig there is. >> osgood: next. on a roll. in shanghai. coast guard nothing gets your heart racing like a harley davidson. and the enthusiasm for the harley extend far beyond our shores. seth doane has sent us a postcard from shanghai. >> those who love everything harley say the motorcycle embodies freedom and self expression. all seems oh, so certain. which makes this m