every reason to believe that the man who shot and killed this 12-year veteran officer of the san jose p.d. is held up in the same location where the officers went to help him him. they have heard from the relatives that he was high and had possession of a high powered rifle. the officers never had a chance when they were walking up the streets one officer was shot and killed on the sidewalk. they believe he is still inside. in addition to trying to find him, the officers have to deal with the loss of one of their own, and a few minutes ago right here on monterey road, we heard from a couple of of the officers and the police chief. >> there was a wide exchange of gun fire and sad to say that one of our officers was shot and killed. >> this is not something that we would ever want to do. it is a sad day for law enforcement and for the police department in our community. >> reporter: the police chief choked up there and the eyes were bloodshot, and we didn't have a chance to ask him what is going on right now with the family, but we foe that mayorly car -- liccardo was out there to talk to t

realtor p.d. able to say punch. >> i think it protects me as opposed to the public. >> reporter: we are on patrol with corporal gary cunningham along the roads and allies of realtor. police say they were the first force in the nation to deploy the cameras with nine form officers. a 25-year veteran, cunningham it old school. >> can you say that when they approached you with the idea, that you were as embracing as you seem to be now. they use the camera, to punish us more than to help us. you wear it and say wait a minute. can you go to domestic. you have the girl crying, having a big black eye saying he did this, did that. you go to court changing the story. i didn't say that. let's play the tape. >> does it keep you in line. >> i had a trainee with me, we went to a call. the guy did something, ran in the house, slammed the door in my face. kicked the door open. back in the day you get them, throw them down. >> reporter: you rough them up a little you are saying. >> having the camera on me, when i

>> two officers, neither of them from the ferguson p.d., suffering what we're told

no one's been defending the ferguson p.d.legal standpoint you are making the case that this could be -- you could do this to virtually any police department go in and play the numbers game and wouldn't wind up in their favor. >> well, you can. >> before i let you go quickly are they going to be able to defend themselves or submit? >> no, justice department's got a $28 billion budget. nobody can compete. >> that's what you've said before too. andy good to see you. >> thanks, megyn. >>> speaking of al sharpton tonight a powerful media mogul is launching an attack against mr. sharpton. byron allen joins me next on why he says it's time mr. sharpton is called out. plus, new information tonight on harrison ford's condition and amateur video the moment people on the ground realized his plane was in a whole lot of trouble. >> wheels down too. >> oh, he's gogogogogo why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when y

no one's been defending the ferguson p.d.tandpoint you are making the case that this could be -- you could do this to virtually any police department go in and play the numbers game and wouldn't wind up in their favor. >> well, you can. >> before i let you go quickly are they going to be able to defend themselves or submit? >> no, justice department's got a $28 billion budget. nobody can compete. >> that's what you've said before too. andy good to see you. >> thanks, megyn. >>> speaking of al sharpton tonight a powerful media mogul is launching an attack against mr. sharpton. byron allen joins me next on why he says it's time mr. sharpton is called out. plus, new information tonight on harrison ford's condition and amateur video the moment people on the ground realized his plane was in a whole lot of trouble. >> wheels down too. >> oh, he's goinininininin i knew instantly that this was...wow! it's crest hd. it's amazing. new crest hd gives you a 6x healthier mouth and 6x whiter teeth in just one week. it gets practically ever

( laughter ) how deep did the ferguson p.d.'s racism go? skin color was even an issue for the members of the police force who cannot see in color. >> one of the most revealing statistics is that of the 15 times ferguson police dogs have bitten people they've all been african americans. ( laughter ) note to self: heartwarming animated movie about a racist puppy. ( laughter ) working title "all dogs go to klan meetings." all right. ( laughter ) unless you think this entire story reside on racism avenue please know it also intersects the capital. >> the city relies on the police force to serve as a collection agency. for the municipal court three or four charges for a single stop is considered fairly routine. >> 20% of the revenue of ferguson comes from these selective arrests of african americans. >> in 2013 alone, the municipal court system raised $2.6 million on these types of fines. >> jon: what-- two-- $2.6 million in mannered walking around money. maybe they don't hate blacks. they just love green. for more we're joined my senior ferguso

. >> two officers, neither of them from the ferguson p.d., suffering what we're told were serious injuries with one of them shot in the back and the other shot in the face. a police source suggesting these officers may never work again. they're 32 and 41. but listen to what one apparent protester said just seconds after those shots rang out. >> acknowledgment nine months ago would have kept that from happening. >> really? acknowledgment nine months ago would have kept that from happening? the cops getting shot in the face? an apparent reference to the shooting death of michael brown. images from the scene show a blood spattered helmet and baton left behind by one of the officers. s.w.a.t. teams now sweeping surrounding neighborhoods in a manhunt. they still don't have the person responsible. police officials are pointing out how close this incident came to the cold-blooded assassination of two nypd officers that happened just months ago. >> we hear three shots, three or four shots rang out. [ gunfire ] those shots immediately strike two officers standing next to each other. and the webster

we got fremont p.d. involved. >>> since the crime spree, one dealership has decided to take home all of its keys every night. managers have posted signs telling potential thieves, no keys are kept there after business hours >>> an east bay shopping center flooded during the middle of a busy saturday night. the driver accidentally backed into a hydrant at the crossroads shopping center just before 7:00 last night. he told authorities he didn't see the hydrant in the rearview camera. stores and restaurants stayed open. their customers couldn't help stopping and taking a look at the geiser shooting up as high as a light pole. nobody was hurt but it did damage to nearby cars. >> the unfortunate thing is it was throwing big rocks and landed on a sccar and cracked t windshield z it took an hour and a half for the water district to find the valve and shut off the water. no word on whether the driver will be cited. >>> to a developing story, police are still searching for a convicted child molester that escaped

but the justice department does accuse the ferguson p.d. of treating african-americans unfairly and recommends more than 25 steps to reverse policies the doj calls discriminatory. but my next guest says the real story is about a community in which honest people are afraid to tell the truth. bret stevens foreign affairs columnist for "the wall street journal." what do you mean by that? >> well, there are two reports. but the report about darren wilson, the report that completely exonerates and acquits the former police officer has massive witness testimony from people who saw the shooting. and in a number of cases you have witnesses who refused to come forward and testify tooutfully to authorities because they were afraid of what might happen to them if they went against the media narrative. so they told untruthful stories to the authorities to the fbi then it turned out their account simply couldn't be corroborated with forensic evidence. and then they came clean. so it seems to me the real media story isn't hands up, don't shoot. the real

as attorneys, we need to be very clear the family has launched a civil lawsuit against the dallas p.dre is -- in some of the court filings, there are suggestions that the police officers and fire and rescue and emts had been to this house 100-plus times. does that speak against the officers or does that speak for the officers given that they would have felt comfortable being there and that something must have happened for them to actually end up opening fire? >> we've come a long way in responding to calls with mental illnesses and police training. in dallas, like many other cities, police are trained in -- through cit crisis intervention teams. but that being said, even taking a five-day course on how to respond to something like this, a call like this, put that up against the hours, the months, the years of training that police get that at any moment, any event can escalate into something deadly. and what you have as a result is this sort of firing of neurons that clash with each other in the heat of the moment. yes, they've been trained how to de-escalate a situation with someone w

but it condemned the ferguson p.d. police officers, clearly there were racists within that police department and within the city staff ranks. but they said, look, see, this is why there's such anger in these communities. because that racism manifests itself if not through officer wilson then through other officers on a day-to-day basis. >> are there good officers? there are good officers. are there bad ones? there's bad reporters, there's bad clergy, there's bad politicians. but i keep hearing the narrative that officers wake up in the morning with the thought i'm going to go out and kill somebody and then specifically to target a specific race or gender or ethnicity is really absurd. officers go out and put their life on the line day in and day out. they need to be given that benefit of the doubt and shown to be innocent until the facts prove them otherwise. >> uh-huh. i don't hear so much that the cops are waking up wanting to kill innocent people. but it's that the allegation is that they have an inherent bias in pa

now retired and suffering from lung disease co p.d.is priority is his health. >> i can't get a good breath of air. i'm okay if i don't do a bunch of exertion. i can't i can't mow the lawn without fear of collapsing or going up and downstairs. >> he suffers long-term effect of his decades at hamford, current workers say health problems exist. many have been sickened by vapours vapours escaping >>> fast-forward and relief for ilworkers. an advise your board voted to expand workers eligible for compensation. employees that worked at the site up until 1990 will get 150,000. before that only workers on site up to 1983 were compensated after proving illnesses were linked to radiation. >> coming up, the fight for chicago. high murder and unemployment rates not to mention the shutting of dozens of schools. this will be children walking through the hallways. children waving to you. >> can the incumbent mayor get the city on track, or will the people put their faith in a challenger. "america tonight"s christopher putzel returns to a city divided

charles: glendale p.d. is testifieding themselves by releasing video of the stop.

. >> the one from the sf p.d. summaries, if the officers feel some are so large that they get to write the report, it's time consuming. i'm wondering with the redistricting if that's going to be the same. >> we are going to have to counsel the officer where he got the phone two years ago that he can do the report on the phone. he's going to be counseled that he's been driving around for two years. a little grain of salt on that particular officer. >> what i hear we are going to come back march 11 and talk about maybe going back to the drawing board. >> we are not going to talk about going to the drawing board but we are going to ask for specific things requested by the community, what impacts will have on those primary drivers used on this process service, cable data. we don't want to ignore the data. >> those that are here and watching on television that have come to any of these community meetings, i felt it was very important that we got concensus on most of the maps. we have probably 6-10. they are not small a

and we have calls into the san jose p.d. and police and fire. so now the back to you. >> thank you, stephanie. also a developing story in jerusalem. one man in custody after what police say is a terror attack. israeli police say that a man slammed into a crowd of people near a east jerusalem police station the. they say that the driver got out of his car and threatened people with a knife, and then a security guard shot him. the driver survived, and he is in the hospital this morning. five bystanders were hurt, but none seriously. >>> and this morning, harrison ford's son says s that his son banged up, but he is okay after his vintage aircraft crashed into a golf course. >> requesting emergency landing. engine failure. >> he took off from santa monica airport, and then realized he was in trouble, and crashed. one of the witnesses was a doctor. >> we quickly mobilized his spine and took him to the grass and laid him down the. significant injury to the soft tissue and trying to to make sure he was stable. >> ford had to have injury for a number of

we too, have calls in to the chicago p.d. have yet to hear from them. >> probably have 10,000 reports to get through, let's be honest. >> at end of the video here more goodwill and the fight looks like the guy with the camera kind enough to return their festive hat. >> thank goodness for good samaritans these good samaritans caught on camera in brazil. look at this woman, caught in a flash flood. this is run-off from a heavy rainstorm that fell 24 hours. this woman trapped up against her car. but you'll notice a gas station close by. look at all of these good samaritans who come to her rescue. all in all, it takes seven men to rescue this woman. many of them trying to fight the currents of the water themselves but check out how dedicated they are to saving this woman's life. >> not surprised it took these many men, though it clearly is very difficult to maneuver around that rushing water. >> i'm surprised that she even tried to get out. i feel like it's safer in the car if you're going to get out, try to climb out on to the r

police immediately detained the vehicle, south korean p.d. say s tha that the man has a record. and the suspect reportedly shouted opposition to joint u.s./korean military drills. the u.s. stations more than 28,000 troops in south korea, and some in that country see the u.s. presence as a barrier towards a unithefied korea. lippert was taken to the hospital and is in stable the condition. president obama personally called him to offer well wishes and prayers. he worked for senator dianne feinstein when he started this long career road that led to the ambassadorship. >>> and a late night response from hillary clinton to night. the former secretary of state is asking to release all of the to e-mails during her time in office as secretary of state. it is the first time that clinton has reacted to the grow g growing e-mail controversy. earlier this week, it was revealed that mrs. clinton used primarily her private e-mail for private government, and she was supposed to use a government e-mail account, and this is all amid her potential bid for the presidency. >>> and now, it is seemi

anyone with information should called p.d. a girl scouts leader is charged with pornography this noon. officials say chad miller e-mailed a child porn link to a 14-year-old girl in the troupe and had inappropriate contact with her. police say they found hundreds of child porn images on a computer inside miller's home of the he was arrested and he is now free on bond. his children are now in foster care. prince george's county sheriff's deputy was somehow able to walk away from this. come take a look at this accident that left his cruiser upright against a pole. officials say the deputy was responding to a call last night when he lost control and hit an s.u.v. this was on central avenue in largo. the cruiser then hit a pole and ended up in this vertical position and you can see in the video, miraculously, neither driver was seriously hurt. today, president obama will welcome afghanistan's president obama to the white house. mr. obama and the president are expected to talk about the future relationship between the two countries.

. >> seattle p.d. invited clemens to try different ways of editing the video flurrying faces and information that might vital privacy, making it easier to approve the video for public release. the effort to improve transparency comes as seattle police are under federal intersection monitored by the justice department after an investigation found improper use of force a chronic problem. on oh the you tube channel, some clips are fuzzy silent, black and white others in color with full sound. as the police department tries a variety of approaches to figure out what works best. body cameras and the video they generate have been key issues in the debate over police reform, since the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. there was no video of that event, video that could have answered so many questions at an early stage. just having video doesn't necessarily mean those kinds of questions will be answered. in los angeles, one of the officers involved in this shooting was wearing a body camera that

that green light a powerful laser beam pointed at the fresno p.d. by someone on the ground. >> lasered multiple times. i have haven't pinpointed where he's at. >> reporter: the suspect can be seen in this night footage pointing the laser. their colleagues guiding their colleagues on the round to his location. >> he's still out on the porch. >> is there anyone else around or just him? >> just him. >> reporter: within minutes, one officer making an arrest as others converge on the scene. police taking the 28-year-old into custody. >> he had a laser attached to an airsoft rifle. it looked like a regular assault rifle. >> reporter: it's a federal crime and laser incidents have increased by 100%. fbi setting up a special task force in 2012. last year, this california man, sentenced to 14 years in jail for pointing a laser. >> to shine a laser at an airplane and potentially disable the crew that may have 100 passengers on board is not a prank. that's something very dangerous. >> reporter: the crime getting more dangerous as lasers available to the public

. >> two officers, neither of them from the ferguson p.d., suffering what we're to

says not with standing of how you feel about michael brown there was serious problems with ferguson p.d. >> there is no sort of cause for federal rights charges. one is that they can't make a federal civil rights case which is a harder case than say manslaughter in the second jurisdiction, but the second reiterates what they found about the credibility of various witnesses vis-a-vis the encounter that happens and the physical ballistic evidence and thousand corroborates. in terms of the ferguson part of that, and you're right that it backs up the determination, in terms of the ferguson part of it, what about it is something that conservatives should be especially attentive to? >> i think that conservatives as much as liberals are attuned to civil rights issues. they oppose civil rights abuses by police. i think the disconnect is that conservatives don't belief they occur as often. i don't think that ferguson is specially unique in this regard, these civil rights violations are relatively common place. they come from city hall, from city managers, that puts more pressure on police to wri

eventually went and very while it exonerated officer wilson it did nothing of the kind for the ferguson p.d. and some saying it should be disbanded. should it? >> megyn i've lost the feed. i can't hear you. i think that's a decision for the local politicians to make. what we believe at this time is that the justice department completed their investigation, officer wilson gave a clear and concise statement from the start. he was consistent all the way through. and the justice department -- justice department found him to be honest and credible. so what happens with that police department will take months and years to decide. but at this point officer wilson was consistent in his story and the justice department and the physical evidence proved that. >> what did you make of the fact, chuck that while eric holder's doj offered many exculpatory statements as i just read about officer darren wilson, eric holder brushed right by it in his public remarks and barely mentioned officer wilson and certainly offered no apology or thoughts for him and the hell he's been through after doj just found ther

louis county p.d. was shot in the shoulder. the other hit just below the eye from the webster grove department. both have been released from the hospital less than 12 hours after the shooting. earlier today efly armed police entered this house. three people were taken in for questioning. >> reporter: we have just gotten this new information in. more breaking news. the police are now saying sources with the police are saying they are looking for two people in connection with the shooting of those two officers. one of the people they are looking to question may be the shooter. the other may be someone who helped the shooter get away. that's the very latest we're getting. breaking news that police sources are telling us they are looking for two people in connection with the shooting of these two officers and that one of the people they are looking to question may indeed be the person responsible for this terrible act. >> key information there that you just got in the last minute or so. these two people identified that police are l

. >>> the e-mail scandal in the san francisco p.d. is escalating this morning.view all cases touched by former officers accused of sending racist text which were made public by federal prosecutors involved in an appeals case on a corruption conviction of another officer. the police union is standing by the officers. the chief suhr said he wants the officers off the force. >>> new details after a big scare for passengers on a united flight to denver. moments after take off the jet turned back to dulles after a man tried to storm the cockpit repeating the word jihad and the cell phone shows passengers tackling the man and a woman described him as "a crazy person not a terrorist." >> his head was down on the ground and he said i can here [ inaudible ] >>> united said law enforcement detained the passenger and he was take were to the hospital for a mental evaluation. the other passengers have been rebooked. >> if you details apple is in talks to launch the slimmed down bundle of tv networks for apple tv and other devices. it was supporting 25 chanels including abc n

eventually went and very while it exonerated officer wilson it did nothing of the kind for the ferguson p.d. and some saying it should be disbanded. should it? >> megyn i've lost the feed. i can't hear you. i think that's a decision for the local politicians to make. what we believe at this time is that the justice department completed their investigation, officer wilson gave a clear and concise statement from the start. he was consistent all the way through. and the justice department -- justice department found him to be honest and credible. so what happens with that police department will take months and years to decide. but at this point officer wilson was consistent in his story and the justice department and the physical evidence proved that. >> what did you make of the fact, chuck that while eric holder's doj offered many exculpatory statements as i just read about officer darren wilson, eric holder brushed right by it in his public remarks and barely mentioned officer wilson and certainly offered no apology or thoughts for him and the hell he's been through after doj just found ther

. >> well i asked him what he thought of the doj's conclusion that the ferguson p.d. is guilty of institutional racism. he said he found it terribly disturbing. but he maintains that the initial protests in this case were caused by a completely misguided narrative, that officer darren wilson shot a man, mike brown, who was begging for his life as he tried to surrender. an allegation that has been disproven. critics are now slamming president obama over ferguson pointing out he gave a speech after michael brown was shot but responded with a tweet when these two cops were shot. that debate is next. plus, judge alex ferer joins us on a bizarre interview from the boyfriend of bobbi >>> a dwroe growing number of critics challenging president obama's reaction to the ambush attack on two cops in ferguson, missouri. the president initially responded with a tweet writing "violence against police is unacceptable. our prayers are with the officers in missouri." adding, sorry, he added "path to justice is one all of us must travel together." some folks took to social media to poi

the charlottesville p.d.results of their investigation this hour. >> we were unable to find any basis of fact to conclude there was an even an event on september 28th 2012 at that fraternity house. >> gabe guiterrez is outside there. what did they say. >> reporter: the chief longo was very careful in what he said about the allegations. he said, as you played right there, he could not confirm that the gang rape described in the rolling stone article took place. but he also was quick to point out that he couldn't say that something terrible didn't happen to this person known as jackie. but they just hadn't found no evidence of it at this point. now police do say that jackie has not cooperated with investigators. they spoke with her in december and she made it clear to them that they were not to contact her again. and now police -- they also said that the case is suspended. that it is not closed. and again, chief longo said that the fact that the investigators couldn't find evidence of the rape doesn't mean that

eventually went and very while it exonerated officer wilson it did nothing of the kind for the ferguson p.d. and some saying it should be disbanded. should it? >> megyn i've lost the feed. i can't hear you. i think that's a decision for the local politicians to make. what we believe at this time is that the justice department completed their investigation, officer wilson gave a clear and concise statement from the start. he was consistent all the way through. and the justice department -- justice department found him to be honest and credible. so what happens with that police department will take months and years to decide. but at this point officer wilson was consistent in his story and the justice department and the physical evidence proved that. >> what did you make of the fact, chuck that while eric holder's doj offered many exculpatory statements as i just read about officer darren wilson, eric holder brushed right by it in his public remarks and barely mentioned officer wilson and certainly offered no apology or thoughts hell he's been through after doj just found there is no evidence

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and so it changed when ferguson p.d. called for backup and they came out in riot gear tonight. and it just goes to show that even though the chief is no longer going to be in his position the culture in ferguson still exists. these are the same officers who have kept their jobs, who have been dealing with protesters for almost seven months now. so there is a natural tension that comes out of that. that's just the protest every time so that's what the experience was today. >> clearly the officers were expecting and anticipating some tension. but there have been six people so far who have resigned in ferguson missouri. but as kayla was mentioning they want the mayor of ferguson to resign as well. kayla reid we appreciate you sharing your story with us as well. >> the st. louis county police chief said this was the kind of thing he's been fearing for the past few months that his police officers may in fact be targeted. that's what he thinks happened there in ferguson missouri. colonel jon belmar updated media on what they n