bring in bill stanton, former nypd on the phone with us. bill, what do you think right now the police are doing with david sweat? are they interrogating him? are they trying -- what's going on, do you think? >> i think do everything by the books, read him his rights, charge him with the appropriate crimes but eventually, i do believe they will negotiate some type of deal where he will give everything up. what this is, this is a multimillion dollar lesson in human fallibilities, human factor. complacen complacency, we make mistakes in complacency and we see the prison system and we know that there is drugs. we know that cell phones are smuggled in. we know that there is sex and non-consensual sex going on in these prisons. we tend not to think about it. but this does happen. all this does is highlight what happens, you know, daily, in prisons around the country. not the majority, the minority. happen because of human failings. >> does this speak to sort of an overhaul of our prison culture? >> oh, it -- this is the thing of it, talk about it

i went to the nypd is an approach these guys. >> i understand the scam. long history of scams in new york selling shares of the brooklyn bridge to immigrants coming over. i i get that. it seems that the government is being outhustled. >> take charge of that is what you want to do. get proactive.. get proactive. i do have to say do your research, no how much things cost. take responsibility. good for you. bill: "high speed chase" start us off. >> the search is over for a track star from phoenix. the body was pulled from the hudson river near peer 90. i spoke i spoke to his parents. they held out hope that he would be found because his cell the cell phone while were found in the trashcan in manhattan. ultimately he was not found alive and his death was classified as a suicide by drowning. >> all kinds of marine animals. having a grand old time. bill: beluga whales. the ocean gate. also 3600 pounds. well, she's back. ♪ we know how to know how much she way? >> 2300. overweight her little bit. bill: very self-conscious. >> for the 1st time in 17 years famous i

let's talk about this with an nypd detective, harry houck and jonathan gilliam. still with me is rick burt, who filmed this from atop his apartment building right across the street there from dallas headquarters. harry, let me begin with you. just how do you think the police handled the situation? it's miraculous that no one was even shot at all and they pursued him on this chase while also having to keep a very close eye afterwards on that rigged van. >> right. i think the dallas police department acted admirably. when they first started taking fire from this van, the police officers are trained to take cover immediately so that saved the lives of the officers when they tried to -- in that one car as you can see many bullets, as you are seeing that here right now. and you heard all the gunfire going on. not only was he probably shooting but the police officers were also firing back. then once the chase ensued you know and the vehicle was -- had stopped, this is a call for why we need the military equipment that we are getting from the government that 50 caliber

one of the most decorated detectives in nypd history.knows how to track crime. >>> big changes at fox business' parent company, the succession plan of 84-year-old rupert murdoch is starting to take shape. there was a deadline, jo ling kent, where they have to reveal the plans for the next year. >> reporter: there is a big board meeting coming up, and sources tell individuals at fox business, the ceo rupert murdoch is expected to hand over reins to his son. according to the sources, his older son lachlan murdoch is expected to be named executive cochairman, and chase kerry is likely to be stepping into a new advisory role. there's no timeline for the transition as of now, but a spokesperson says the matter of succession is on the agenda at upcoming regularly scheduled board meeting. james was brought on as co-coo at twenty-first century fox and lachlan was brought into news corp. as a nonexecutive chairman. and fox business network is owned by twenty-first century fox, roger ales is expected to continue reporting directly to rupert murdoc

a representative from the nypd should be there. you look smart in have a great evening. i don't like these people? the cdl is a bunch of radical, fringe bottom-feeders a tux. who raise money by vilifying the nypd. final answer-- no.

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

. >> dreams of being a police officer only to be rejected by the nypd. >> i was 16 i have a misdemeanor dismissed. >> it sounds like he may have not been truthful >> another day in the life of being a chaser. >> we report the news. when it comes down to it is not just about the story. it's about the chase. [laughter] >> jacobs of arizona posted this video on youtube. her dog is trained to stop her from hitting yourself and comforting her in the middle of what she calls a meltdown. in the description she writes this really happens. it is not easy to open myself up. >> locked inside his apartment building. happened on june 10. if you recognize them call 911. >> this is actually a worker in his bmw going over 100 miles an hour. he posted to facebook. police are investigating. >> right there police headquarters. >> absolutely. >> mark channing grew up in the projects in queens dreamed of being a police officer only to be rejected. >> scored really high. 92. i 2. i just want what is best. >> being rejected his wrong because he and two misdemeanors. the charges were dismissed. >> it was and w

the former nypd detective and sergeant. teargas the appropriate measure to take?ow the situation could have been handled. >> like everything else the 1st thing is to try to contain and restore order. things are out of control. by -- we saw what happened in baltimore. push the car back. very concerned about please response. once again we kind of condone activity by the public. public. we can't keep up doing this and blame everything on the cops. >> the gentleman. i can tell you, they were so proud. nothing like this happened. you couldn't even think it would happen. tons of minors and people drinking on the boardwalk. they have control of it. >> i would like to add rap star country music think i lost count. bill: is there a race issue hear? more on edge because of the racial makeup of this crowd. >> i love think so. the anti-cop environment, the going, the going to have to handle the situation no matter who's involved. i could care less what people look like. bill: thank you for joining us. >> on sunday at the summer nationals one man remain standing. micro tools u

the nypd conducted nearly 700000 stops in 2011. a number that has declined in each and every year since. joining us to talk about what is now a national crime spree and a national war on law enforcement manhattan institute fellow heather mcdonald, the author of a recent "wall street journal" opinion piece entitled the new nationwide crime wave, and we urge you to read it. it is terrific. also with us former nypd officer, former secret service agent dan bongino good to have you with us dan. let's start with stop and frisk and impact on the street and its direct correlation. it's less frequent use to what is now a surge in crime spree. >> shootings are up for the second year in a row by now about 200% when you take into account last year's crime increase as well. and officers are uncovering guns in the most routine traffic stops, quality of life stops because criminals now know that their risk of being stopped and frisked to find a gun is way down. lou: and the idea, dan, that police are afraid because of this -- it's an assault, a c

it will be an announcement to nypd and police officers nationwide that people have their back.ct what they do and appreciate what they do. >> it's so timely. at the top of this broadcast today we talked about the police officers in boston and two isis-inspired guys who allegedly wanted to behead the officers. >> i watch you a lot it. see a lot of times you are talking about the police conflict and some of the decisions they have to make and the quick decisions they have to make and the fact their lives are on the line. these officers in boston thankfully got it caught on camera so everything is accurate. it's all basically the story is being told the way it should be being told as opposed to the way other people were trying to tell it right after it had happened. i think the police have a very difficult job. all i know is when any one of us dial 911, who is the first person to knock on that door to answer that call? it's a policewoman or man. doesn't matter what color they are. they wear the badge and that badge should come along with it a level of respect that we as a communit

. >> the nypd is investigating and i talked to her husband about that. >> i believe they did releaseo the major outlets >> any leads as of yet? >> not that i'm aware of. >> they took the surveillance footage and got two stills of the individuals. we will post these photos on our facebook page. they need your help. they have. they have to dish out another $500. right out-of-pocket. bill: the cautionary tale is no who is around and at the door closes behind you. insurance recoup the cost. >> they entered a claim with the insurance but are not quite sure. the babies are doing well. in the hospital. >> i got twins. even if you do have help my heart goes out to these people. all they need is for someone to steal the damned breast pump. screws guys. an indication stealing packages. >> the orchestration of what they do like a like a snatch and grab. a lookout. very calm. hopefully our viewers. ♪ bill: start us off. >> check out this video of animal abuse happening at a rodeo. failure to give the bulls water. the wounds were not tended to. one ball collapsed in the arena. this is coming from

richard reeve has the latest.d: nypd detectives are now looking for the woman who was believed to be at the center of this. the homeowner of the house in queen said the person who rents that room had a basement apartment, a nursing professional, a nurses assistant . she said the woman who did the procedure may not have any medical training at all. it was to this queens home that kelly mayhew and her mother traveled to have a procedure known as a butt lift. at something mayhew began having trouble breathing. somebody in the basement called 911. but instead of helping, the person giving the injections allegedly fled. detectives are testing the materials in the injections. coworkers at bet, where mayhew worked, expressed sadness. >> very surprised to hear that somebody came over there for a medical procedure. >> very surprised. there is no door's living over there. -- there is no nurse living over there. it's very surprising. richard: emt's try to save mayhew but she passed away at an area hospital. bet said, "we are saddened by the death of our colleague and friend. our hearts go out t

officials say new york civil service brew law prohibits the nypd from hiring anyone with a felony recordript of the latest 50 shades grey is gone mig stolen before it's release much police in the uk say the publisher random house discovered a copy of that hahnemann crew script vanished on monday and now it's worried whoever took it may leak the novel or sell parts of it to the media. the book is set to hit stores on june 18th christian gry. 's birthday row counts a story of the original 50 shades of gray a fair but this time from gray's point of view. the book trilogy sold 125 million copies worldwide. >>> local children accused of deadly crimes. police say they just don't understand that their actions will change their lives forever. one local mom's powerful message to save other families from her heart ache. >>> and the heart pounding moments when baby girl was -- in the nick of time a cop showed up and new exactly what to do. video of that rescue is going viral. mr. srendenschek. >> the phillies didn't wait until tonight to extend their losing streak. another day to forget in cincinna

. >> nypd responded to a 911 call here on dicken street in far rockaway where 34-year-old kelly was foundn responses after respiratory competitions with a lift procedure. in a basement having the procedure performed she drove all the way up here for seven hours for maryland. she has had five procedures done before. her mother said she was brought to the hospital where she and forcefully passed away this past saturday evening. these injections are becoming a phenomenon. according to the american society of plastic surgeons this is the fastest-growing cosmetic surgery in the year 2014. implants went up a 98% from 2013 to 2014. a lot of people are doing what they call black market but injections because a standard procedure in the hospital can run you up to $4500. now some speculation that these butt implants could be attributed to people like jenny felter known as the famous but on instagrammed. she has 2 million followers and has garnered several endorsement deals from fitness companies bashing companies and nutrition companies because of her derriÈre. she started posting butt selfies on i

but vernon a retired commander with the nypd spoke with me over the phone about baltimore's clearance rate and the uniqueness. >> a lot of district attorney don't take cases in prosecution because they don't know they can sustain conviction impacts the clearance rate. >> consider this. we are talking about nine arrests that have been made. these are not convictions. which many legal experts pointed out to me today. reporting live in baltimore. maureen: thank you. suspected cock fighting ring busted in anne arundel county. harden is facing charges and investigators believe he bred birds in his home. they found over 200 birds on the property. all of them were removed by the animal control. investigators say they also foundkoch fighting pair fa -- cock fighting paraphernalia. jimmy the groundhog, the one who bit a former mayor's ear in wisconsin will probably not return for next year's groundhog's day. the current mayor says it may be time to stop using a live groundhog for festivities because groundhogs are wild animals. the wisconsin department of natural resources says it is willing t

up for captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> larry: tonightly, the head of the nypdanother reason it's tough? blacks don't want to brutally assault themselves. it makes sense, right? a 15-year-old girl is attacked by the cops and fox news blames the victim. the most shocking part of the story? fox news isn't blaming obama. i wonder how that happened. and it is called female viagra approved by the fda the recommended dosage is four times a week at 11:30 p.m. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is boner time, this is the nightly show! captioning sponsored by comedy central [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: yeah. who, yeah, i can feel it, i can feel it man. thank you very much. welcome to the nightly show. oh yeah. that is looking good. larry! larry! larry! thank you. i am larry wilmore. man, you know i have tell you guys, i in will never forget how lucky i am to have this show. we have only been on a few months and it's already our 69th episode. oh, yeah! >> larry:. >> la

dennison doubling his crowd as he goes two people showed up for >> larry: tonightly, the head of the nypd because so many have criminal records. another reason it's tough? blacks don't want to brutally assault themselves. it makes sense, right? a 15-year-old girl is attacked by the cops and fox news blames the victim. the most shocking part of the story? fox news isn't blaming obama. i wonder how that happened. and it is called female viagra approved by the fda the recommended dosage is four times a week at 11:30 p.m. >> ladi

no one believed her, that is until in 2012 an investigator in my office, former nypd police officer john o'malley, happened to come across evidence that cast doubt on her conviction. he was one person, and what a difference he made. there is no radio serial or hbo special about john o'malley and about that case, but he quickly took on the task of reinvestigating the murder. he didn't have to. it wasn't his case. and he had a thousand things on his plate already. but he studied the facts, he read the trial transcript, and he interviewed new witnesses. and on the strength of that reinvestigation, backed up by prosecutors from my office kathy watkins was released from prison in 2012, and her conviction formally vacated by a judge. 17 years later -- 17 years later -- she was finally free. and so one person can make a difference, but there is even another lesson to this story. the power of hope and possibility. you see, kathy watkins, even though she did not belong there, had chosen to rise rather than to rot in prison. she had taken classes as an inmate through merrimount manhattan college,

former nypd mark novak says it's time the police departments get the tools they need to succeed.te read we heard it's a failure on the part of the mayor to deliver the goods and protect new yorkers. you say it's not quite that black and white. >> i don't think it's that simple. i believe the police department has been hamstrung in the past six months to a year. i think what we're seeing now is a result of that. >> what are we going to see now? >> an increase in shootings, an increase in gun violence. >> who's coming in mark? is it federal? >> atf. alcohol tobacco and firearms. federal agency responsible for tracking -- >> they move different than police? >> they move different than police. they won't come in uniform and do patrol. a atf will take prosecution from the police department. if you're a felon, an individual convicted with two or more felonies the federal government would take you and prosecute you under federal guidelines for having an illegal firearm. >> that is an indictment on the police who have been watching crime go up in the city? >> no. this is something that's

. >>> around undercover nypd detective is facing criminal time. they found them guilty of lesser charges. in 2013 a group of bikers attacked an suv, pulled the driver out of the vehicle, and beat him in front of his wife and toddler. he faces up to seven years behind bars. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, a possible downsizing for carry-on luggage, plus on the trail of hackers response for leaking nude celebrity photos. >>> and later, a dog who leapt to save his owner's life. this is the "cbs morning news." so i went to aczone.com, found a dermatologist, and asked her about aczone® (dapsone) gel. together, we decided aczone® gel was right for me and my acne got better. acne is a medical condition that can happen at any age. fortunately, your doctor can prescribe aczone® gel, fda approved for the topical treatment of acne and proven in clinical studies with people 12 years and older. talk to your doctor about any medical conditions you have, including g6pd deficiency, and any medications you are using. use of benzoyl peroxide with acz

manpower was actually being freed up by the drops in crime in many neighborhoods which would allow the nypd to concentrate more manpower hours on the street in those neighborhoods that we're talking about that were bearing the heaviest burden of crime. a good approach? >> well i think it's certainly true that both the reductions in crime and the dialing-back of some of the motion invasive police practices like stop-and-frisk have freed up some police resources and i for one thing think it's a mistake and the mayor agrees with me on this that we should be hiring more police as some have called for. we should think about how to use police smartly but also, how to address these problems that don't rely on just the very limited tools that the police have for addressing you know why are young people picking up guns in the first place? what is the demand for guns driven by? it's very hard for the police to get at that. they can deal with the supply side. catching people with guns, trying to stop the dealing in guns. and so i think that the mayor, here in new york and mayors in some other cities,

. >> here in new york mayor bill de blasio announced the nypd was adding security as a from precautiona heartbreaking story. a 2-year-old boy's body was found after he was swept from his father's arms. his father was attempting to cross the water that was rising. the father was overtaken and lost contact with his son. two other deaths are blamed on the tropical system as well. >> can you imagine? >> absolutely heartbreaking. >> saddest thing i've heard. i wish that dad well and family too. that's crazy. storm itself is still with us. it's been four days. still a chance for flash flooding. hopefully won't be as bad as the last two days. wasn't catastrophic flooding from the system. a lot of rivers high and heading toward crest. east texas, oklahoma and also arkansas. here's aerial pictures yesterday outside dallas and fort worth. you could see a ton of water everywhere after one of the wettest springs we have seen throughout texas, oklahoma missouri and arkansas. this morning, the storm is located over northern arkansas missouri getting drenched. south side of st. louis getting wet. thi

dennison doubling his crowd as he goes two people showed up for >> larry: tonightly, the head of the nypd says hiring black cops is tough because so many have criminal records. another reason it's tough? blacks don't want to brutally assault themselves. it makes sense, right? a 15-year-old girl is attacked by the cops and fox news blames the victim. the most shocking part of the story? fox news isn't blaming obama. i wonder how that happened. and it is called female viagra approved by the fda the recommended dosage is four times a week at 11:30 p.m. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is boner time, this is the nightly show! captioning sponsored by comedy central [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: yeah. who, yeah, i can feel it, i can feel it man. thank you very much. welcome to the nightly show. oh yeah. that is looking good. larry! larry! larry! thank you. i am larry wilmore. man, you know i have tell you guys, i in will never forget how lucky i am to have this show. we have only been on a few months and it's already our 69th episode. oh, yeah! >> larry:. >> larry: what was that? all i said was

last year's had a chet atchett attack on an nypd officer were part of an isis spoiled attack. >>> 2016. another one is in the race. jeb bush tweeted that he'll make his formal announcement at miami-dade on june 15th. his announcement will follow a week-long trip to europe that begins on monday. meantime former texas governor rick perry is now officially in. he's taking a second crack at the white house after an unsuccessful run in 2012. perry said this election will be about leadership. >> this will be a show me don't tell me election where voters look past the rhetoric to the real record. >> perry is the tenth declared gop candidate. bush is expected to be the 11th. new jersey governor chris christie is still undecided about his entry into the race. on the det crack at this time side hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley and lincoln chafee are in the race. >>> philadelphia's numbers are down but they're above the national average. as of april the unemployment rate sits at 6.5 but the big drop in march was 7.1%. data shows philadelphia returned to its prerecession level of e

. >> let's focus in on the hunt with cnn law enforcement analyst and former nypd detective larry houck. we've got lieutenant colonel james reese. let's start with you. if matt was reportedly sick, is it safe to assume that sweat is, as well? >> it's a good possibility and something the law enforcement folks are looking at. the bottom line, if he is sick it slows him down. it really affects the psychological aspect of being on the run. right now with the rain coming down, they've been on this for two weeks, if he is physically sick his brain is starting to overcome his body. and that intellectual part is starting to tell him stop, slow down. he starts to make those mistakes, which is great for law enforcement. as harry will probably tell you here, if he is sick it's good for law enforcement. this could come to a conclusion very quickly, especially with this rain is this is going on. >> harry, i'm surprised by this detail reported by the buffalo news citing an unnamed source, the detail about the drunkenness. are you surprised by that? >> no, not really. probably their first chance in a

. >> nbc bringing aew member to the "chicago fire" nypd family next season chicago med. >> we have a medical show and now i see all kinds of emergencies. >> you're starting med school? >> that's next. i'll go from firefighter to detective and then some pre-med course. i'll be some shoddy doctor. >> but i bet you'll look pretty good doing it. >>> ithere was a list for the top ten mullets of all time tim mcgraw circa 191994 wou tim and i dime our senses eventually and the caught up. >> he's been at the top of his game for over 22 years. ♪ >> climbing the country charts again. fans listening all summer long on his tour. >> sitting down and decididing what sons will be is the hard part. you put together a roller coaster for everybody. >> expected to do it with faith hill. ♪ >> thehe song off hihis album "sundown heaven town." >> how do you balance family life when you're out on the road? >> i fly a lot. i try be at home as much as possible. >> home with faith and their three teenage daughters. >> three teenage daughters. oh man. >> you learn to be patient. we were in new york questions a

are getting additional scrutiny -- you won't find another one that employed stop and frisk the way nypdad. my experience is washington dc and i consider is a progressive police department because we did things, for example, stop and frisk, we had a written directive in 1972 on stop and frisk. and essentially that has not changed because the guiding principle that governs it has not changed. >> i don't want to lose the point that judge is making, which is that the standard of reasonableness -- we have the stop and frisk context the context of excessive use of force. the question of what constitutes a reasonable seizure under the fourth amendment is essentially toothless. it's -- the court said it's a very fact, bound inquiry and so when you have -- >> stop anyone for anything. >> for walking fast, for walking slow for looking furtive and in newark we have a wandering you can stop people for wandering, so right in the hands of a responsible judge with integrity, who wants to be fair, fine but in the hands of a judge that may not have the same standard of integrity that's a problem if we r

we want to bring in john rafferty former nypd lieutenant.ce department like that under siege, john, what do you make of that? what must be going through the minds of police when that attack unfolds? >> first off it's disheartening that this is the day we are living in that people are going to start attacking the police, people protected their neighborhoods. something coordinated. police will be looking for secondary devices. first device laud them in and second device may go off. obviously taking their cautionary steps in investigating. this luckily the copsy not hurt during this incident. but this may start a trend. this is maybe what we're going to see more and a more of because unfortunately we have developed this society that's blaming the police for a lot of the of problems out there that is not the fault of the police. >> this guy has a full rap sheet. he has been arrested before. he has a rap sheet. he has threatened violence against churches, schools. he has ranted and raved on local judge's facebook page about child custody. he has

joining us now to talk about that is retired nypd detective sergeant joe jacalone who trains law enforcement officers. i have so many questions for you. first of all, if the dogs aren't picking up the scent, the blood hounds are not picking him up and they haven't spotted him and there are all these people out there, what does that mean about where we are in this search? >> it means sweat might not even be there. they have no dna, there's no dogs there's no air support today. this means to tell me that i think they closed that perimeter and they're not finding what they wanted. >> so where do they go from here? >> well, like everything else going to be thrown back on to the public. hopefully they see something and see how desperate sweat gets. i mean if he gets as desperate as matt did, it looks like they might have split up at that point and maybe sweat just didn't want to deal with him anymore and they're on their own. or maybe they had an argument. we'd like to get him alive because he has a lot of information that we want to know. >> is he at an advantage or disadvantage by being on his

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the suspect escaping police custody by shoving a nypd officer and running away.ching the suspect. he was still in handcuffs at the time. >> let's all go off-the-record. leaking evidence is dirty. and last night we spoke about freddie gray's autopsy report leaked to the baltimore sun. baltimore prosecutor marilyn mosby won't give the defense lawyers a copy yet, so we know the lawyers didn't do it. so who leaked it? last night i said at the outset mosby's office denied they did. two offices have a copy. medical office and the prosecutors. both are a suspect. our report hit a nerve mosby's because while we were on the air and even after i set her off as the one leaking the autopsy. mosby's office emailed this: i want to make it very clear that the state's attorneys office did not release the freddie gray autopsy report as i have repeated ely state. i strongly condemn anyone's access to trial evidence who has leaked information prior to the resolution of this case. note to mosby skip the condemning. that's just talk. she needs to make sure it doesn't happen. that's t

who can't bunt for the nypd next. out fully swinging to raise money for the nypd. a great cause indeed. >> if you want to say he's big or something -- i don't think it's necessary. you got a governor who got the mvp at a charity game. >> he's a target by the mainstream media. let's talk about something happy. disney land is the happiest place on earth, right? no. there's a story on the front page of the "new york times" today that says that apparently some data system employees about 250 of them who have been working so hard in keeping disney land humming in orlando. they thought they were about to get bonuses or premiums or something. as it turns out they were called into the boss's office and fired. they were told they were going to be replaced by immigrants from other countries on special visas. the h 1 b visas. many of them were going to have to train their replacements before they were shown the door. >> they will have to be that for the next three months. one former disney work recollect said this to "the new yo

during my time with nypd i worked for five years.ese assignments required me to work -- walk four miles a day making arrests in operations and executing search warrants. i have made over 200 arrests in my career and assisted in hundreds more. i've been recognized by the nypd numerous times for excellence in police duty. i've received several metals from police duty. i was born and raised in brooklyn, new york, playing high school and college basketball. i played on the police league women's team competing across the united states internationally. life has become very different since i became sick. this program saves lives. it's saving my life today. it provides structure in life by coordinating doctors and medications. my family does not have to suffer the financial burden of doctor's visits, copayments, and deductibles and medications. i would also note the health conditions -- many of the colleagues have been diagnosed with cancer, many died of cancer. the amount of dust exposed was unprecedented. we fear cancer and other injuries

the nypd is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to the attacker's arrest. >> two men whoaximum security prison in new york state are still on the run. now state police are trying to expand their search. authorities are dealing with trouble starting with the bad weather. that rain is washing away any possible scent of david sweat and richard matt. meanwhile the prison worker charged with helping the men escaped, joyce mitchell. >>> she was visited in jail yesterday by her husband. >>> an army veteran who jumped the white house fence and managed to run inside will spend 17 months in prison. prosecutors had asked that omar gonzalez get a much longer sentence but his lawyer argued he deserved some leniency because of his military service. gonzalez was arrested in september. his lawyers says he has a history of mental issues. >> the golden state warriors celebrating their first nba championship since 1975. the warriors defeated deb lebron james and the cavaliers 105 to 97 in cleveland. steph curry and former sixer andre iguodala scored 25 points a piece. iguodala was voted the

i have been recognized by the nypd numerous times for excellent police duty. i have also received several medals for meritorious police duty. i was brian peterson and raised in brooklyn, new york. i played college and high school basketball. i played on the women's team which competed across the united states internationally. life has become very different since i became sick. every month i see the doctors at mount sinai to renew my prescriptions. this program saves lives. it is saving my life today. it provides medical structure by coordinating doctors and medication. my family does not have to suffer the financial burden of doctors visits, copayments, deductibles and the terrible cost of prescription medication which would not be available to me without the program. i would also note the health conditions are worsening. many of the first responders have been diagnosed with cancer. many have died of cancer. the amount of dust to which we were exposed was unprecedented. many of us had cancer and other injuries that arose late after the exposure. more than 50 t

joining us now is mark claxton, former nypd detective and head of the black law enforcement alliance.officials say the suspect who was killed was under 24-hour surveillance up until the point they made that approach. what does that tell you? >> it tells me the investigation was really centered around some valid information that would lead them to possibly a network of individuals and actions forthcoming, 24 hour surveillance and amount of resources that has to be devoted to that is indicative of the level of which this investigation took place. >> boston pd is not just talking the talk on transparency they are walking the walk by taking in community leaders and showing them the video that took place. how unprecedented is that? >> it is highly unprecedented and it's a good step. i'll tell you, thomas a lot of times what really intd fears with an ongoing investigation and reaction to whatever occurs through the course of the investigation is the lack of communication and information. and mostly communication. i think most reasonable people will understand that often times in the course

you're a retired nypd detective. what went through your mind when you heard about this really bold attempt to in the words of dallas police carry out an attack on dallas police headquarters? >> the first thing that i thought of was that this might be a terrorist attack. i was concerned about maybe isis. attack on a precinct. or a -- i'm sorry, i'm having a problem with my audio. >> hopefully you're not getting the feedback. i know it's very difficult to be able to talk and then hear your own audio coming back at you. so let's try to work that out and then we'll return to harry. but right now, eric is in studio with me. while police first revealed a name of a suspect and there was a description of past troubles and allegations involving domestic issues and even alleged assaults, and other threats to the police department now they don't want to necessarily confirm the identity. but police are saying the suspect is dead. if it turns out to be the same person is there any way in which a prediction can be made that whatev

tonight, for the first time the undercover nypd detective, offduty at the time riding with those bikers revealed. the judge finding him and another man guilty of assault, aquilted of the most serious charged. he now faces a minimum of two years in prison. >>> we turn this evening to the severe weather watch tonight. 11 million americans in the storm zone right now from the midwest all the way to the northeast. 250 severe storm reports in just 24 hours, and the images in. this time lapse from baltimore. the gathering storms there in the last 24 hours. we've got flooding in nashville. a dangerous commute for a time. and look at this in rockford michigan whipping winds and rain. these images coming in overnight. ginger zee's hometown by the way. so many hometowns are right in that storm track tonight. >> reporter: we'll go straight to the map to take you there. anywhere from georgia to new york, more than 40 severe storm reports just today. you're seeing in new hampshire, still a severe thunderstorm watch. there's another pocket and a brand new severe thunderstorm watch, that just came out

for example, if there are terror threats specific to new york city they're going to bring the nypd into the fold. you might be bringing homeland security into the fold. what is successful to thwart these activityies is getting the information to these groups. we have to make sure it is relayed so they can canvas the area so they can do follow up. i worry about the system breaking down and them getting a step ahead. >> tom, do you think the terror threat from years ago was overblown but now we're underplaying it? >> well at least we were a little jumpy in the years after september 11th. understandably we were getting our bearings and trying to figure out how to deal with it. now, i don't think we're jumpy enough. i disagree with geraldo. i like these warnings. keep calm and carry on. >> how does it effect your life specifically geraldo? a hot dog vendor said that doesn't look right to me. >> exactly. someone saw something. that didn't blow up killing thousands of people. >> the only reason it was noticed is because the bomb was a dud. if the bomb had worked as planned, it would have blow

an nypd officer joined in on the gave pride festival and busted a noouf. we don't know the identity of the officer but we can tell you he can dance. back to you. >> all right. it's finally happened. one airline popular for the lack of fees makes an about face. >>> the next time you book a flight on jet blue, you're going to pay for your bags. 25 if you check it at the counter at the airport. a blue plus ticket comes with one checked bag but a second bag will cost you $35. if you book the flight before today, your first bag for that flight will be fry no matter what kind of ticket you have. >> outside right now, temperatures are on their way up. 79 in ma 85 already in fredericksburg. it is warm and humid and we could have stronger thunderstorms to contend with. main threat is damaging winds but there could be hail in and around the storms as well. threat time is between 3:00 and 9:00. a little curly in the atmosphere. that's the ripple in the atmosphere that's going to interact and that's the reason we have a chance for showers and storms. we'll be here all

playing for the nypd.ou can see he's -- i don't know about you, but i'll tell you something, i admire a very fat man who voluntarily squeezes in to a pair of stretch pants like that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i feel like we got a visit from the ghost of babe ruth there. we do our show from hollywood, california. i live here. i was born in brooklyn. i love both coasts. i really do. for whatever reason there is a rivalry between l.a. and new york. so we decided to have fun with that. we sent a camera crew to talk to real new yorkers and had another crew ask the same questions in l.a. we asked people from new york to do an impression from people from l.a. and vice-versa. the result is this -- l.a. versus new york. ♪ >> what's the most annoying thing about people from l.a.? >> i think their accent. >> what's the accent like? >> it just slow. >> can you give an example? >> they sound like a dog with peanut butter on the roof of their mouth i think. it's very slow. they speak like this. i can't take it. i like to t