old to the store with him for protection because a six year old white child is protection from the in p.t. . and two thousand and eleven report from the department of justice confirms the claims of many new orleans you are findings reveal the pattern of practice of unconstitutional conduct or violations of federal law in several areas these included violations committed by officers through their actions including the use of excessive force unconstitutional stops searches and arrests and racial profiling and ethnic profiling the report details day indeed the limited arrest data that the department collects points to racial disparity in arrest of whites and african-americans and virtually all categories were particularly dramatic disparity of african-american you on the age of seventeen. how many turned of employed by the police they don't know me so i might seem like i'm a bad person but you like you don't know me sometimes you know they do good deeds and they help people who have. heard it have seen the police horrendous people and see the people i've seen into people makes me and from my

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i did not fall in love with him but i felt it was p.t. you know when i saw him for the first time he had the eyes of the beaten dog thrown out on the street he's had this desolate look in his eyes all his life and had always felt he wanted to be me no woman i mean for example he would ask me to stand in front of the mirror and point out that our foreheads look alike and some other things. people were both in it when i was pregnant with terrible texaco's it's the first thing i wanted to know was whether it was a congenital disorder union and when i found out it wasn't i come down with it at least i will have a baby i thought you have to understand if after this operation you behave here you've got all these ten twenty thirty years that remain with whom would you let him do it if it'll make life easier for him because in fact it seems self that he's struggling with unworking don't disturb me why don't disturb me you should have thanked everyone he hold no grudge and forgive everyone who despite it's not too late for that even know you meant

there is a rise in the p.t. . is as iranians are arguing as it is an issue of the rights i think their discussions over the years when those the sticking point that are going to try to overcome these issue for the next six months. ok clint how do you react to that i mean i get to get senator peter i want to say something on this whole question of nuclear rights and the right to enrich there are basically four countries in the world which try to deny that the n.p.t. does not recognize the right of a non-nuclear weapon state like iran to enrich uranium under safeguards those four countries are the united states france the united kingdom and israel which isn't even a signatory to the n.p.t. those are the only four countries that take this position the rest of the world the brics the nonaligned movement key u.s. allies like germany and japan have held consistently that the treaty recognizes a right to enrich and what is so perverse when wendy sherman testified exactly longer yet that it's always been the u.s. position

countries are the united states france the united kingdom and israel which isn't even a signatory to be in p.t. those are the only four countries that take this position the rest of the world the brics the nonaligned movement key u.s. allies like germany and japan have held consistently that the treaty recognizes a right to enrich and what is so perverse when wendy sherman testified exactly longer yet that it's always been the u.s. position there is no such right that's just a lot when the u.s. and the soviet union first opened the n.p.t. for signature in one nine hundred sixty eight senior u.s. officials testified to congress that the n.p.t. recognized the right to safeguarded in richmond that was the position of the united states in til the end of the cold war and then we decided to try to unilaterally rewrite the treaty because we didn't want non western countries getting fuel cycle capabilities ok valorie in paris before we go to break you want to react to that i mean it sounds very hypocritical on the part of the western powers well i mean i think in the case in the in the camp that we're

as world war ii raged on, he took command of p.t.-109, a small torpedo boat that was ultimately cut in half by a japanese destroyer in the south pacific. >> he takes one of the men who was really injured, burned, takes his life belt and puts it between his teeth and swings something like a half mile to a nearby island dragging this man along with him. the. >> reporter: kennedy is hailed as a hero-- but it's only after his older breaux joe-- a naval aviator-- is killed in action that john kennedy decides on a political career serving in the house and then senate. >> representative john f. kennedy scores one of the few major democratic victories. >> it wasn't his father tapping him on the shoulder saying "boy, you're next." this is a very ambitious man. i think if you rated presidents on ambition i think kennedy would be at the top of the list. >> i'm here today to say that i am a candidate for the office of the president of the united states. >> reporter: that ambition leads ken i do run for the white house in 1960. ♪ everyone is voting for jack -- ♪ >> reporter: despite what was consid

accept anything at the end of the negotiations less than their full rights within the framework of then p.t. in fact president rouhani just today made that very clear that the iranians will definitely. demand their full rights within the framework of international law and the regulations of the i.a.e.a. and the current iranian flexibility is all is basically. in order to create a more positive atmosphere to create trust so that process of rapprochement can move forward and but that he said that the iranians will not under any circumstances halt enrichment of uranium for peaceful purposes and the end game us result in the complete removal of sanctions and acceptance of all of iran's nuclear rights and at the end iran to under such circumstances will. help dispel any. questions that may exist with regards to the nuclear program. all right professor. thank you very much indeed great to hear from me there from the university of tehran thanks for your thoughts. britain is operating a listening post in the heart of the german capital allegedly targeting the parliament and the chancellor's office

p.t. is very aspirational now breaking free of many points of governments and financial institutions anything. the main thing that allowed the many of their wrongdoings to happen was the lack of transparency and they had to when it comes to bitcoin it's very difficult to come by any reliable data on what is an average value of transaction and what is the most common nature all transaction of whether it is driven by speculation by some shady deals or indeed by some you know legitimate retailer or commercial marketplace and i wonder whether you have had those ask timothy yourself whether you know what is the distribution here knowing people work on that i mean i couldn't repeat to you know the actual numbers around or if i would even have them or access to them but mr america with all due respect you're work for an advocacy group so. you know you're maybe a main goal is to promote this currency and yet some people share say that speculation and began some shady deals account for a lion's sha

an excellent p.t. he is a great guy, we can't wait to get him back. >> i know he is a great employee. what is he like as a teacher? >> he is the best. i guess you could say he is a rock star. he connects with the kids, cares about them. he is the guy who tries to find a way to say yes. he runs our brand-new theaters for us, does an amazing job. the students pow "west side story" last year. doing a big show coming up and he is a big loss for us. but he is healing. he is going in the right direction, so we're sending up prayers and positive energy. >> and you are hoping he comes back to teaching? >> absolutely. he is the kind of guy you want in a class, build a strong relationship with the kids. he is everything that is right about public teaching. >> all right, well, dan, we appreciate you talking to us and give our best to him and his family. tweet us, let us know what you think. >>> next, michelle knight describing 11 years locked inside ariel castro's house of horrors. how she is regaining her freedo

it's doing some p.t.szott some o.t. >> some don't survive rehab. >> if you're good enough, why does that not mean material upside for the stock? >> it want that good. can it go up to 12, 13 over time? yeah, i guess so. but macy's went from 43 to 50. >> it was operational improvements, significant ones. this company was dealt a mortal blow potentially by ron johnson. >> it's not mortal anymore. it's just that i don't think with these kinds of numbers in the most important season that you want to -- you know, goes to 11? >> fabulous. >> would you rather buy penney's or kohl's? is there a door number three? >> i'd rather shop with other players. i think jcpenney -- why did we discuss jcpenney all the time? there's 110,000 employees and it would be a disaster for the u.s. economy if they folded. i think what this quarter says is we got the liquidity to go through but if you go back to when jcpenney before ron johnson's spart, it was not doing anything. it was on a slight decline. i think that that's not been