for the nypd.own because he was a beekeeper but always called in the situation where bees were involved. >> as i am driving down there i would call up the beekeeper and in the area. possible i might have a swarm come are you interested? not a problem. >> but in august he retired forced out because of jealousy. bill: he is claiming his fellow officers were jealous be as he would get to drop everything, go to the be situation, solve situation solve it and then drive up to a farm in connecticut to release the bees. >> we can only guess exactly why they were jealous but it when it comes to the nypd and someone getting notoriety, we can only guess >> hell broke loose because the jealousy started kicking in, and it was ridiculous. they were trying to because they thought they were lieutenants all of a sudden they were beekeeper's. trying to tell me how to do my job that i've been working out for 39 years. that crosses the line. >> here we are in the rabbit hole of all rabbit holes. someone accusing him o

nypd taking money from behind his counter.ctives reaching over the counter and pulling wads of cash which turns out to be up to $3,000 shoving it into his jacket pocket. he called the nypd will review the tape and acted swiftly removing the weapon and bachelorette detective who has been identified as ian cyrus, a 12 year veteran of the nypd in a part of that north brooklyn narcotics squad. for more on this i needed inside perspective. we talked to frank sir picoult, art tired nypd officer famous for blowing the whistle on police corruption >> a bunch of those rather store. and if the commissioner and mayor are sincere that is the way it should be handled these men have no place in the new york city police department. >> i went by the deli and spoke to our beloved have been advised by his lawyer not to speak any more press on camera but he told me a little bit about his ordeal making it there he is never had a problem with the city or the nypd cop this is right. he thanked me he thanked me for wearing my press pad and doing my

we're hearing nypd come?e loud speakers warning people that they will be arrested for obstructing sidewalks. you saw a few trying to resist arrest now a great deal of the crowd has been pushed back onto the sidewalk. part of this street clearing out. you've got this influx of nypd officers who are trying to keep control of this crowd. i've heard a lot of people in the crowd chanting now "baltimore we've got your back" and "our streets." we've certainly now seen at least a handful of people being taken into arrest. and this group of nypd officers out in the streets now. we've got someone on the ground we can get in and see this another arrest being made. officers also trying to talk to people on the sidewalks, trying to keep more of them out of the streets, trying to stop them from joining in. again, erin, i want to reiterate this started as a peaceful gathering in union square for an hour hour and a half. people were listening to speakers they were chanting, they were doing a little bit of singing. when they

let's ask former nypd detective top, i will say this foul mouth nypd officers are as american as care kerry under wood's baby. >> it fells me they have little time to train their men, if you are chasing a guy with a gun, and your blood, and adrenaline is pumping like crazy, you may ildrop thyell,drop the blanking. you are thinking like a person, the same way that parents accidentally curse in front of the children. kennedy: that is when you know mom and dad are really mad. >> it shows me that yes, nypd has well as every other police department has to act professional, most cases they do. sir, could i have your license and registration, in a heated moment that curse word become out, and no training the stop it. kennedy: does that mean officers will get in trouble in middle of a skirmish they drop an f bomb, and now they get in attract trouble -- extra trouble if they swear. >> i nope not. kennedy: are cops being woosie fwoosiefied? >> i don't know about young direct, courtesy and respect is part of police work. as any corporation, corporations did not' cursing they don't want jokes --

and you're right, the nypd rarely gives out crowd numbers. we know on social media more than 5,000 people rsvped saying they were going to come to this. we were surprised to see within a few minutes of the scheduled start time 6:00 there were hundreds and hundreds of people able to go back later and take a look at the aerials. i was in the middle of union square park and we were shoulder to shoulder with people a very thick crowd. they came out early, they wanted to be here. they said they were here to express solidarity with people in baltimore. they said they were here to demand justice for freddie gray. we asked them explicitly do you have plans to march across the city the way we saw them do so many times over the winter and they said they had not organized any official march but they weren't going to try to hem people in or stop them from doing what felt right. here again, i don't know if you can hear in the background anderson but again, the nypd over the loud speakers telling people they need to stay on the sidewalks, stay out of the s

because nypd doesn't like looking at this and the nypd doesn't want their officers acting like this. >> without a doubt. should be a public apology to that man. >> because the video is out there and everybody can watch it. harry, van jones, guys, thank you very much. good discussion. >>> controversy, meanwhile, in the heartland as the governor of indiana defends the intention of religious freedom law critics say is anti-gay. latest from indianapolis, that's up next. and the controversy also spreading to arkansas where the state house has just passed a very similar bill. i'll speak with the state representative who proposed it. ocused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you make select business purchases with your ink plus card from chase. and with ink, i choose how to redeem my points for things like cash or travel. how's the fro-yo? just peachy...literally. ink from chase. so you can. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins t

because nypd doesn't like looking at this and the nypd doesn't want their officers acting like this. >> yeah. i expect a public apology as well. >> without a doubt. should be a public apology to that man. >> because the video is out there and everybody can watch it. harry, van jones, guys thank you very much. good discussion. >>> controversy, meanwhile, in the heartland as the governor of indiana defends the intention of religious freedom law critics say is anti-gay. latest from indianapolis that's up next. and the controversy also spreading to arkansas where the state house has just passed a very similar bill. i'll speak with the state representative who proposed it. my constipation and belly pain feel like a raging storm. i've tried laxatives but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a heavy weight that keeps coming back. vo: linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do n

the nypd has launched an internal investigation.o cnn the man is an nypd detective who center city a signed to the fbi joint terrorism task force with top-secret security clearance. he is said to be facing suspension reas same time and loss that of clearance. >>> all eyes on montgomery county district attorney risa vetri furman. yesterday kathleen kane lost a bid to block a grand jury's recommendation there she be prosecuted for leaks to the press that came out of her office. it's now up to furman to decide if indeed charges are going to be filed. the grand jury suggested that kane be charged with perjury obstruction, false swearing and official oppression. pennsylvania supreme court ruled that a county judge acted properly when he appointed that special prosecutor to look into the leak. >> here at the big board now for your first look at business, dozens of students are refusing to pay off their student loans. they all went to corinthian college which is being sued by the feds. the school closed is that is being investigated. stude

>> reporter: nypd officer patrick cherry, a detective on the joint terrorism task force, seen berating an uber driver the detective reportedly upset the driver gestured at him to use his blinker while the officer was parking in an unmarked car. the tirade recorded by a passenger. >> okay. >> okay? do you understand me? >> yes. >> i don't know what [ bleep ] planet you think you're on right now. >> reporter: the officer slamming the car door. even appearing to mock the driver's foreign accent. >> stop it with you, for what sir, for what sir. how long have you been in this country? >> reporter: the video coming as the nypd retrains all of their officers in community relations as they recently shared exclusively with our david muir. >> how important is that? >> i think right now, it's the number one issue in policing in our nation right now. >> reporter: now, the nypd is calling this officer's behavior unacceptable. >> that officer's behavior violated every one of the tenants we are attempting to teach at the police academy in that three-day court. >> reporter: tonight, the commissioner h

. >>> new york's police review board is hearing a complaint against an nypd detective who cursed out an uber driver. the irate cop pulled over a driver for honking at him. a passenger's smartphone captured every foul word. >> you ones me? >> yes, i understand. >> okay. stop it with your mouth. stop with your for what, sir. >> reporter: new york police detective patrick cherry, assigned to the fbi's joint terrorism task force, lashed out on monday afternoon. >> do you understand me? [bleep]. >> reporter: the uber driver tried to explain why he honked his horn at him. >> i just say -- >> i don't care what you have to say. do you understand that? how long have you been in this country? >> almost a two years. >> almost how long? >> two years. i got news for you. remember this in the future. don't ever do that again. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs this morning, the nypd said in part we referred the matter to the nypd internal affairs and noted that the detective was on duty at the time of the incident. new york city mayor bill de blasio. >> there is just no place for any public servan

we appreciate the nypd investigating the incident.assenger in fact backseat who shot and posted the video. he declined to comment on this incident saying quote, i am worried that any time i spend on camera is not spent considering the video or discussing the issues. posting the video is my statement. in his youtube post he said the dispute began over the detective parking without using his blinker, thomas. >> all right. so everybody else can decide how it rolls out. very interesting. all captured on tape. you'd have to think that cop saw the guy back there. >> normally they say no cameras, turn it off. interesting to see. >> all right. frances, thank you so much. >>> and straight ahead, if congress had passed a decades' old bill to protect lgbt americans and their right on a federal level, could all this controversy over statewide religious freedom laws have been avoided? we're going to ask a congressman pr rhode island when we come back. plus, new developments in the corruption case against new jersey senator robert menendez. know yo

former nypd commissioner ray kelly joining me in studio.thank you for coming in on good friday. >> good to be with you. >> how do you think the terror war has changed? as a grateful new yorker who watched you really transform the nypd into a force that kept us safe for so long. when you see reports like this, what sticks out in your mind about how its changed over say the last decade since 9/11. >> i'm not sure it has changed. it's pretty consistent. two individuals just arrested today in aurora, illinois. one planning to go to syria. the other planning to attack a military base. so yeah. it's fairly consistent. it's just that we haven't paid that much attention to it if a plot fails, it's a one day sorry. but they sort of accumulate over time. they want to come here and kill americans or kill other americans as we saw in the arrest yesterday. it's ongoing problem that will be with us for a long time to come. >> are we safer now? >> i think the government has done a lot. and we haven't had any a lot of the i think, good things that you did

the nypd explained the tirade as a case of road rage.ng to the passenger who recorded the video the detective got angry when the private taxi driver honked because the detective was trying park without using hi blinkers and was blocking the uber vehicle from going on a green light. in his rant the detective mocks the driver's accent and cursed repeatedly. >> how long have you been in this country? >> almost two years. >> almost how long. >> two years. >> two years. i got news for you and use this lesson. remember this in the future. don't ever do that again. >> uber released a statement saying the behavior in the video is wrong and unacceptable and we appreciate the nypd investigating the incident. >>> the surveillance video of a knockout blow at a septa stop is now public. this shows the sucker punch on the platform at 15th and market on monday. minutes before cameras on board the market frankford el train captured what appears to be a verbal fight between a young suspect in the blue hoodie and the 60-year-old victim in the brown jacket

bill: a a contrast with the way the nypd handles pay a these in new york. >> nypd tranquilized the coyotere transporting it to a wooded area. officials in norwood, their approach has been different because of the aggressive nature and the fact that one coyote attacked a man and had rabies. >> what about the rest of them? we got the one that attacked his mate, attacked, his mate, now will be just let them do what they were before or will they keep shooting every coyote? >> the traps that they set it looks like things were returning to normal. >> they are doing what is normal to them. they came into our world a little too closely. bill: any discussion of leaving that out of the message to the coyotes. ♪ >> obviously remember a great time off the inlet. they were in action again yesterday. whalen says that this was no drill. >> not quite _-dash tradesmen pretty close to it. >> taking on water and a pretty good rate. >> hand bailing water with buckets over the side of the boat. >> the vessel a fishing bill to have the fishing boat taking on water. the 47-foot motor lifeboat out of.pleasant st

the nypd. the nypd rarely finds the nypd guilty. that's the problem.you have the police and the foxes. you will never find anybody guilty. i wouldn't find my mamma guilty. >> final word. okay. thanks to both. >> if it comes down to something agreejeous happening the nypd will be policed by something higher than themselves. >> all right. thanks to both. i appreciate it. and next the american hostage killed by a drone. his family paid a ransom but it didn't work. and this volcano's powerful eruptions blanketing the area. just shy of two feet. there could be another eruption at any time we're told. we're going to be going there live. our reporter is at the scene. [ screaming ] rate suckers! [ bell dinging ] your car insurance goes up because of their bad driving. people try all sorts of ways to get rid of them. [ driver panting ] if you're sick of paying more than your fair share... [ screams ] get snapshot from progressive, and see just how much your good driving could save you. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my lower back but now, i st

the nypd has confirmed to cnn that "the man is a member of the nypd," and the incident is being investigatedal affairs. now here's that rant -- >> how long have you been in this country? >> almost two years. >> almost how long? >> two years. >> two years. i got news for you -- and use this lesson -- remember this in the future, don't ever do that again. >> okay. >> the only reason you're not in handcuffs going to jail and getting thumb printed is because i have things to do. >> okay. >> that's the only reason that's not happening. this isn't important enough to me. you're not important enough. >> wow. uber calls the behavior in the video unacceptable and says it appreciates that the nypd is investigating. >>> the strongest storm on the planet, a super typhoon continues its track toward the philippines. meteorologist pedram javaheri to talk about that. huge from the satellite image. >> it is. a category 5 equivalent, a healthy category 5. this is the single strongest storm we've seen this early in the season. it's slightly larger than the state of texas. this is a spectacular shot. an astrona

nypd detective golan off on all road rates like tirade at you burp driver.trick cherry has been stripped of his gun and badge a passenger in the you b e r car recorded the incident showing the detective cherry pulling over the driver for alleged traffic violations he did take a lesson. according to u b e r the driver does not want to comment but the company used in this statement. the behavior in this video is wrong and unacceptable and we appreciate the nypd investigating this incident. the passenger in the car testified wednesday at the civilian complaint review board. >> reporter: oakland facile workers to are part of a growing fight for $15 mauve mat saw will protest at local mcdonald's stores following the company's announcement that it is increasing pace likely for some of its work force. workers say it was a publicity stunt and they are demanding the company raise wages to $15 an hour for all workers and respect their right to form a union. mcdonnell's made the pay increase announcement this week after workers said they would strike a stage a strike i

>> a passenger using a righta ride sharing app with a rant against a member of the nypd. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, april 1st, 2015. good morning. i i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. as early as today the governor of arkansas can sign into law the bill. protesters believe the law will permit demonstrations against gays have been demonstrating in little rock. he says he'll sign it. others say it will make arkansas a less desirable place to live. >> our state's most talented will soon leave if these are the messages that we continue to send. >> the arkansas-based retail giant walmart is calling on the governor to veto the measure. >>> the indiana religious freedom bill that became law last week unleashing a nationwide swell knocked governor mike pence on his heels. several states including new york and connecticut have barred state funded travel to indiana. the coach of the defending national championship men's basketball team the university of connecticut's kevin ollie says he won't tlafbl weekend to the final four

the nypd meanwhile said it is ready for the demonstration. in a statement the nypd says quoting, again new york city is one of the safest large cities in america. we will deal with planned and unplanned demonstrations on a regular basis and support the right people to demonstrate and voice their first amend rights as long as they are peaceful and lawful. in december you might recall there were massive protests that did take place here in new york city. after a grand jury failed to indict a white policeman in connection with the death of a black man that they were trying to arrest. during protests over the death of eric gardner, demonstrators shut down key roadways and bridges in the city. there were in excess of 300 arrests. but to keep that in perspective, the eric garner incident took place here in new york city. the demonstration expected to take place in the next few hours is in solidarity with the people of baltimore. and over the last few days a number of cities have seen demonstrations taking place to people of baltimore. in just the l

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. >> fox's linda schmidt what the nypd is doing after seeing that video. >> reporter: you can see theassenger's shoe in the video sitting in the back seat recording the foul mouthed rant. now at this point you cannot see the police detective. but you can hear him. >> stop for what, sir stop with that bleep. >> then the cops slams the driver door shut and walks back to his unmarked car. >> when the police detective returns, the uber driver tries to apologize. >> next time do you it again. >> okay. >> okay what? >> you don't let me bleep finish? uber says this happened during the day yesterday in the westville latch. and that no one knew the man was a cop because he wasn't wearing uniform and he was driving an unmarked car. plus, after approaching the car he did not immediately identify himself as a police officer. >> the passenger in the uber car says the officer had failed to use his blinker when parking his car. the uber driver then drove around him honked his horn and gestured to the officer to use his blinker. that's apparently what sent the detective into the rage. >> people are a

city a's police review board heard a complaint against the nypd detective and ana warner has more. >> do you understand me. >> yes, i understand. >> so stop it with your mouth, stop it with your bluster, stop witt that bull. >> reporter: new york police detective patrick cherry assigned to the fbi joint terrorism task force lashed out on monday afternoon. >> okay, do you understand me? i don't know what planet you think you are on right now. >> i'm here. >> planning, i said planet. >> the uber driver tried to explain why he honked his horn at him. >> i don't care what you have to say. >> okay. >> do you understand that. how long have you been in this country. >> almost two years. >> two years. i got news for you, and use this lesson remember this in the future, don't ever do that again. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs this morning nypd said they have referred the matter to the nypd internal affairs and noted that the detective was on duty at the time of the incident. new york city mayor bill deblasio. >> there is just no place for any public servant to use discriminatory or negativ

in the nypd, it's ten years younger than robert bates. i want to hear one part of this news conference today that explains how friendly the sheriff is with his friend, bob, as he just described him, including taking va occasioncation trips together. >> allegations of you and some of the members of the sheriff's office taking trips to the bahamas, things of that sort paid for by robert bates is that true? >> part of it's true yes. but i paid for part of it too. it wasn't just baits that went with me. i went with him. the under sheriff was there along with another reserve. >> so his ultimate supervisor here, the sheriff, he's paid for vacations to the bahamas for him. >> not only the bahamas, but how many times have they been to bates' home in florida. how many times have they been to bates' home in colorado together. how many times have they traveled with mr. bates? that's the exact issue we're dealing with here. you've got a guy that's got no training. and it leads one to believe the only reason he's out there is because he's providing va

we provided the nypd with the alleged officer's license plate number, but the nypd won't say whether this man is indeed on the force. the passenger who reported the video says the uber driver was pulled over after honking at the unmarked vehicle when the driver didn't use his turn signal before parallel parking. >> especially when you person you do it to are the police! >> okay. i apologize. >> i don't know where you're coming from or where you think you're appropriate in doing that. that's not the way it works! how long have you been in this country? >> reporter: the unidentified officer then has one final message before leaving. >> the only reason you're not in handcuffs going to jail and getting -- in the precinct is because i have things to do. that's the only reason that's not happening. >> okay. >> because this isn't important enough for me. you're not important enough. >> reporter: i'm jen maxfield "news 4 new york." >> announcer: news4 at 6 begins with breaking news. >>> we are learning right now about an arrest in a murder at the donovan hotel. a high-profile case dating bac

right now we know the nypd bomb squad is on the island at the statue of liberty in the harbor.suspicious package believed to be in the visitor's locker. there are ferries that transport people from manhattan. those ferries are in the harbor. they've not pulled all the way back. we've tried reaching out to the companies to see specifically what they're telling people. right now it's unclear, in fact whether they have stopped the tours to the island or whether they're just waiting to see how this all plays out. we can tell you that the nypd bomb squad is there on the scene and they're trying to determine exactly what is in that locker. of course they're tracing back to see where that phone call originally came from wolf. >> tom fuentes is with us our cnn law enforcement analyst. they got to take -- when somebody calls in a bomb threat especially to the statue of liberty, where thousands of tourists want to go. we see those people there. tourism has been disrupted by this. but local law enforcement, they have to take a call-in bomb threat seriously. >> absolutely. in this case you

don't ever do that again. >> reporter: in a statement to "cbs this morning," the nypd said in part -- we referred the matter to the nypd internal affairs and noted that the detective was on duty at the time of the incident. new york city mayor bill de blasio. >> there's just no place for any public servant to use discriminatory ourangtive language. >> reporter: uber says the detectives' behavior in the video is wrong and unacceptable. and said we are in touch with our driver partner who was subjected to this terrible experience and will continue to provide any support he needs. >> this is not important enough for me. you are not important enough. don't ever do that again. >> reporter: the ok the video tweeted that he planned to testify at the civilian complaint review board meeting wednesday to help jump- start the independent investigation. anna warner, cbs news, new york. >> the cbs news did attempt to locate the detective and to contact his union for comment. but we're not able to reach either. >>> hundreds gathered today to mourn and remember 5-year-old noah thomas, funeral servic

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let's bring in retired nypd sergeant and professor and claxton, a retired nypd detective and directorack law enforcement alliance. joe, i think this is a lot of americans first introduction to the baltimore story but those following the narrative, know that relations have been awful for a long time. i was struck by a baltimore sun story that showed since 2011 there have been 102 cases of police brutality towards citizens that have resulted in $5.7 million in settlements those towards citizens. this speaks to me of just a rotten culture between communities and police vice-versa vice-versa. how did it get so bad in baltimore? >> well when you look at it by the way policing has gone with the pro active approach crime being reduced 50% throughout the whole country, you have the tendency to get more of these types of complaints because you're out there looking for bad guys so to speak. it's more -- they used the word aggressive, i don't like that word but looking for trouble basically and sometimes you find it. these are the types of situations that you'll have to deal with too when they d

here in new york, nypd has auxiliary police force. >> that does what?00 to 5,000 volunteers that volunteer their time. they're not armed with a firearm. they're not armed with a taser. they're not armed with pepper spray. they carry batons to use in self-defense. they are outfitted with vests because two of them were assassinated in the west village a few years back which you might remember. they wear a uniform that's very much like a patrol officer's uniform. the only difference is it says auxiliary above the patch and shield looks like a mayberry shield. they perform the uniformed presence that nypd can no longer provide since they lost 6,000 officers in the last decade. >> it sounds like that perimeter support. presence support. it sounds like what they were going for here in tulsa. that sounds like what robert bates had been involved with in terms of his -- he had been in a hundred plus operations in terms of being so involved. does that role, if you will, play into this case? he's facing manslaughter. does that seem appropriate and how does this fa

lou: guidelines for the nypd includes advice like this. don't be racist. another reads do not imitate the speech patterns the others. you put hillary clinton and barack obama out of business! they have been imitating speech patterns since they both came about in 2007. >> what are you saying to the troops? a few bad apples law enforcement there are a few bad apples. among lawyers and -- >> we're not above the law. >> this is ridiculous. lou: something about lawyers standing up for law enforcement. the fact is lawyers have got as many. >> some bad apples there too. lou: in all walks of life. you don't have to say to your troops, don't be a racist. what are you talking about? don't be a jerk? that's not going to train them in the truth. lou: coming from the justice department. who's writing this stuff? who is such the pierced soul he or she -- >> they got a college intern to write it. lou: that would explain some of it. what it doesn't explain is why the nypd has to pay attention to it. >> must be embarrassing to have to look at this. when most of them are ou

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>> the nypd investigates one of its own for road rage. >>> and when the rubber hits the roads. when too many big trucks go faster than their tires can handle with sometimes bad results. >>> and first, "eye-opener: your world in 90 seconds." >> we put so much emphasis on safety. we are sorry. >> lufthansa says had knew the copilot of the jetliner that crashed in the alps once suffered from severe depression. >>> the deadline has passed to reach a deal curbing iran's nuclear program but negotiations continue at least through day. >>> heir andrew getty found dead in his home found dead from blunt force trauma. >>> indiana's governor wants to fix a religious freedom law some say paves the way for discrimination in arkansas. >> there's a similar bill headed to their governor. >>> a brush fire that started out as a controlled burn threatened homes in the desert east of los angeles. >>> jon stewart's successor, defending himself against new critics of his old jokes. >> i can't believe you would say that. >> i am outraged. >> targeted by trevor noah's jokes. >> joni mitchell is hospita

all the way into the arms of an nypd officer. men in uniform. is a very exciting day international dance day. >> i just want to go around the room. >> very dramatic. >> standing in front of a knew headquarters. a brand-new location. it is gigantic. the ribbon-cutting today. it ended with a bank. firecrackers. the ceo was introducing the mayor and told him governor. [applause] it was actually pretty funny >> to become governor by accident. >> i think it was an accident. the whole place was laughing. >> was christie laughing? >> no. the largest company in the us, monster when it comes to food and grocery shopping. 500 jobs to jersey city and then added an additional 100 jobs and are hoping to expand. >> are they touting this as an accomplishment? and they are closing the distribution center on long island. how are they spending this to be some great new thing? >> he told me that they were given an offer in pennsylvania and it was a better offer but they decided to stay here. >> i don't buy that. there are tax breaks and credits that will come down

it is stupid. >> should the nypd's motto be to serve and protect the elephant people. >> is he going to roll the toilet paper to the person taking a [bleep] in front. or a girl -- the general rule for any dude whether you are a cop or not don't be a [bleep] and don't tell [bleep] jokes and don't pull it out. >> it was essential the materials be rewin -- rewritten for the current law and policy. last year's policy was okay? >> last year's policy was stop and frisk which the courts ruled was illegal. >> it is not a matter of that cine of policy -- it is not a matter if it is a policy. >> a little courtesey never hurt. >> has anybody ever been i'm polite to you? >> not to me. not to me. >> going on with that point if you use handcuffs in the privacy of your own home do you use racial slurs? >> it says to do so on the packaging. >> last year's. you have to update your handcuffs every year. >> i do. this bears a striking resemblance to my son's pledge not to billy. it seems infantile. >> it seize -- it seems like cub scouts. >> the way it is worded. it is this kinder gentling pd going to

former nypd detective david beagle and david clark join us tonight. we begin with the new demands from iran. the obama and nation going to great lengths to try to solve the deal that is still not a deal. the white house tweeted this image, explaining how they think that this could keep iran from building or acquiring a nuclear weapon. it's a not so subtle swipe at netanyahu. he had a 2012 speech in which he warned about iran's nuclear ambitions. leland vittert has our report. >> even before iranian leaders sit back down at the negotiating table, sparring over sanctions linked to any future nuclear deal it is intensifying. during this speech marking national nuclear technology day iran's president said that it will not sign a deal unless all economic sanctions are lifted on day one. >> we want to take our rights and we want win-win talks. >> it was just a week ago that all sides walked away with an agreement that the obama administration says blocks every pathway for iran to get a nuclear bomb. u.s. negotiators say that they must prove they are complyi

if anyone has any information please contact the nypd. ♪ >> the family take their dispute.strict court judge. they say the prosecutor's office has no clue. >> the prosecutors have no idea what happened. >> on this story says the beginning. we brought you a lot of the questions. they have been saying he stabbed his wife to death. he still does not know the answers to the questions he asked. >> a lot of questions a lot of them are on able to answer. >> distressed with work related issues. he was the ceo. the state report that was supposed to come out. so distraught. bill: it certainly sounds like a jump. >> exactly and that is exactly what they said. >> as stated, i believe that there are killers on the loose. the community is safe. not true. bill: you talked to mark. i have certainly interacted with him in politics over the years. what is the mood like? >> always told us to stand up for what you believe. that is exactly what there doing here. there not going to let him go down. we're not getting answers. bill: that means there is trouble. >> and that is exactly what there wo

the family is suing the nypd and wants an independent investigation. for more on this story and more, head to aljazeera.com. >> the ground has been devouring a small louisiana town for three years. a massive sinkhole swallowing everything above it. residents say it's a man made problem and could get worse soon. >> b.p. needs to come clean for the restoration of the gulf. >> the debate over how much b.p. should cough up five years after the worst environmental disaster in american history. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. it's 7:46 eastern. taking a look at today's top stories. >> fierce gun battles between iraqi troops and isil fighters in rimadi, 75 miles west of baghdad. government troops say they liberated the hospital. government troops have regained territory near government buildings. >> military exercises today in the philippines. thousands of u.s. and philippine soldiers taking part. the joint drills went to practice amphibious raised and improve coordination between the forces. >> in tokyo hundreds mark the return of taco bell to japan. c

by the nypd. and her daughter were staying at a hotel on the upper west side in manhattan many questions remain as to why and how they remained undetected and unseen for so long. it will keep you updated right here on "chasing news" bill: now joined by doctor garnier. what do you think happened? >> looking at this kind of case, looking at this profile this is someone who definitely was frustrated may have been at her wits and in needed space. i think she lost the boundaries because she did not get her daughter back in the school. bill: ♪ you think they will be long-term impact? >> being 14 supporting her mother and may perhaps have been afraid to say anything go to the authorities or contact anyone the case you didn't want to get her mother in trouble. i i am sure there was conflict and confusion. >> now, the 14 -year-old do you think the woman would be in worse shape if her daughter was not they're? something worse could have happened. >> i'm glad that her daughter was with her. studies show that

. >> the story about the nypd officer in new york city. >> let me tell you something, the next time you again are you going to let me talking finish? >> blasted by the commissioner for the way that he acted. charges pending against him. >> shocking stupidity. a teen playing with a stun gun. and then he shocks a coke can. then he holds a metal bracelet which conducts electricity and shocks himself. he put the whole thing on youtube. ♪ >> let her live out her final days in her home. that was the plea from a handful of people today are backing adele starr know. >> the misconception. for so many years living there. we 1st met her inside her little italy apartment where she told us about how they are impacting her from her apartment. >> the lack of integrity. >> the judge originally ruling in favor. allowing's. allowing her to stay in her apartment until august 31 and inviting her back to court getting her defense team one more shot to review and present new arguments. >> we will see what happens. we are trying everything. >> in the meantime, the fight is not over. they plan on holding a ral

the nypd bomb squad is in route to investigate. nothing to suggest credible will threats. caution taken until the package is inspected. they've gone to install and implement the security sweep and make sure everybody visiting is safe. we'll give you more information as we get it here. >>> as family members plan to grieve and bury freddie gray there's frustration in baltimore. a group is condemning what they call a snail's pace investigation into how and why the 25-year-old died one week after his arrest. an attorney for gray's family said he died from a spinal injury he suffered in police custody. the next few minutes, mayor of baltimore will meet with community leaders. then she'll meet about the community's concerns about kbra gray's death. adam is on the ground in baltimore. bring us up to speed about how the community feels about the transparency. we keep hearing community and leaders from the baltimore city police department or even the mayor herself talk about how transparent they want to be. the information comes out in drips and drabs. >> reporter: heirthey're sayi

the nypd confirmed that the man is a member of the nypd and the incident is being investigated by internal affairs. now listen to that rant. >> do you understand me? >> sir, i am not -- >> do you understand me? >> yes, i understand. >> so stop it with your mouth and for what, sir, for what, sir. stop wit that [ bleep ] and realize the traffic law violations you're committing. do you understand me? i don't know what [ bleep ] planet you're on right now. >> i'm not planning, sir. >> planning? i said planet. the next time you -- >> okay. >> okay what? are you going to let me [ bleep ] finish! >> i apologize. >> who do you think you're talking to. how long have you been in this country? >> almost two years. >> remember this in the future, don't ever do that again. the only reason you're not in handcuffs going to jail and getting thumb printed is because i have things to do. that's the only reason that's not happening. because this isn't important enough for me. you're not important enough. >> he's got anger management issues. >> i am so happy they showed his face. i am so happy they moved the

we also have retired nypd detective. in a second we'll be joined by elder james johnson. he was on the scene of the shooting on saturday morning days before that video was released. i want to start, if i can, with you harry. as we do this i want to focus on some specific parts of this video in the aftermath and before the shooting. we'll show this up on the screen here. michael said that walter scott tried to take his taser from him and he felt threatened. here we see a dark object that could be the taser on the ground as scott is running away and you can see the officer there in firing position firing those eight shots, five of which hit him. after he was shot we see the officer leave where scott was down on the ground run back to pick up what appears the same object. possibly the taser. we don't know that for sure. based on the circumstances it appears to be possible. next frame. here we're going to focus in on it. does this piece of video show the taser being dropped. you're a police officer 24 years this new york. when you look at that evidence i'm not asking you to b