today baltimore's police union joined the police unions of seven other cities in calling for a boycottw film. joining me former baltimore police officer peter moskos, professor at john jay college, author of "cop in the hood" and my friend. what do we make of this? >> i'm going to see his movies because i like his movies. i don't really care what he says on the side. this in some ways is a made-up story. it gets reported by fox news. it inflames the issues. i mean, do i think tarantino understands police officers? no, i don't. but you know what? a lot of people don't. that's not new. do i think he overemphasizes the idea that, well, his point is that people are unarmed. well, some of those are still justified shootings. cops have been killed by unarmed people. but you know what the police union could have said in response, short of nothing? they could have said we too are against murderers and we wish him the best of luck in his creative endeavors. >> i have to say, this is one of those stories where i heard the reaction but heard -- before i heard the source which happens sometimes. >

there's a sort of tone to police union statements we have come to expect after these that tend to be max mallist. have you had conversations with police officers in the wake of this? >> not as of -- not as of yet. i'm hoping that that is going to start happening sometime, you know, i'm hoping it happens in the next week or so. and i agree with you about these mouthpieces saying what they're saying. they're calling for a boycott. and, you know, maybe that boycott will happen. but mabel it won't. i have a whole lot of police officer who is are big fans of my work and not going to take patrick lynch's word on what i said and read what i said and hear this show and hear what i have to say and i think they'll make up their own mind and see what happens. >> all right. thank you very much for your time tonight, sir. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> all right. >>> still to come, as jeb bush's polling hits new lows, he faces a huge battleground that's still open for the taking as the candidates set their sights on new hampshire. stay with us. ♪ some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how

the police union in this case lied about it, as police unions virtually always do in these cases at the time of the shootings. the "chicago tribune" reports that the police union maintained the officer fired in fear of his life because the teen lunged at him. lunged at him. that was their description. lunged at him and his partner with that knife. that's a description you read in these cases all around the country. and then once in a while there was a videotape, and, of course, he was going away from them. there was no lunge at them whatsoever. the police union story, a complete lie. >> yeah, and you can go back and take any case you want. the case in the late 91990s in new york, there was no videotape but it was the same story. the walter scott case, the initial story told by the officer and backed up by the department was that walter scott made a move for the officer's taser and the officer shot him in self-defense. the videotape proved that not to be true. and then you have this case where to mr. calvin's point, the city, which knew the information was not true put out a story in the

it's absolutely insulting. >> city hall offered police back in may 11% over 7 years, exactly what it gave to fire, sanitation and the sergeant union. police rejected that offer and went to an arbitrator. by law he can only settle things for 2 years. he's offering 1% for those years, similar to what other unions got. >> what i said all along is i believe the pattern that we set for our uniform services is fair and the vast majority of the union thought it was fair because they voted for it. >> police say they deserve much more and there are rumors of a work slow down like what we saw in december last year. for now police and their many supporters are focused on a contract earning more, certainly more than 1%. in salary for our officers is outrageous and disgusting. >> reporter: today in puerto rico the mayor was asked about a police slow down. he said there's no proof of that. they said there's no such thing happening yet. bill and liz. >> thank you. >>> president obama within the last hour weighing in for the first time on whether terrorism caused the crash of a russian plane in egypt. isis claimed responsibility for bringing down

the head of the police union says mark ringgenberg and dustin schwarze have both given statements to investigators. the shooting of 24-year-old jamar clark has led to days of protests. police say clark scuffled with officers who had been called to the scene of a suspected domestic assault. they say clark, a suspect in the assault, was interfering with treat the female victim. some community members have alleged that clark was handcuffed when he was shot in the head. police dispute that claim. the police union president says he hopes those who are making the handcuff allegations will give statements to investigators, and if the statements turn out to be false, they will be charged with a crime. << >> weather ad-lib the gloomy weather trend will continue today with scattered on and off showers along with a strong west wind taking hold later on. that wind will continue into tonight as temperatures drop down to the 20s after hitting the 40s this afternoon. those of you craving the sun, will be in luck tomorrow, but it will come at a price of strong winds gusting upwards of 40 miles per ho

the boycott had been endorsed by police organizationness philadelphia, new york and los angeles. unions are calling on police officers to stop working special assignments or off-duty jobs for the dredge or projects. unions called his rhetoric dangerous for police officers. now here's part of the what the director had to say, as at the angered officers. >> i'm a human being with a conscious. when i say murder, i cannot stand by, and i have to call the murder the murder and the murderers, the murderers. >> so, the the studio behind tarantino's upcoming drama at hateful eight has not made any public comments about how boycott could affect the film which is set today buy on christmas day. >>> jamie fox, who played in the film, django unchained said to this, keep telling the truth, to tarantino. he supports tarantino and his efforts. >> interesting. >>> alycia keys, celebrating a a i huge victory this morning. >> the the singer posting this picture on instagram after running the new york city marathon yesterday. she thanked her fans for all of the cheers, sent her ways as she ran. the keys s

police unions across the country called for a boycott of his movies. tarantino expressing shock over the backlash in an exclusive interview on msnbc's "all in" with chris hayes. >> i was under the impression i was an american and had first-amendment rights and there was no problem with me going to an anti-police brutality protest. and speaking my mind. just because i was at an anti-police brutality protest doesn't mean i'm anti-police. >> tarantino says he feels there's many more police officers who are fans of his work. he also says he now thinks they'll make up their own minds. >>> governor cuomo and mayor de blasio will be in puerto rico. right now they're saddled with a $72 billion debt. it is believed 20% of that amount is from soaring health care costs. >>> 4:34 right now. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. lots of people wondering when we're going to see this fog burn off. >> it's going to take probably a few hours. probably midmorning, about 9:00 or 10:00 in most locations. it's very dense out there right now visibility at times a quarter

tarantino is refusing to back down from his support of the black lives matter movement, even as police unions have launched a campaign to boycott tarantino's films. tarantino sparked controversy after he called fatal police shootings "murders" during the rise up october rally against police brutality in new york city on october 24. >> i got something to say, but i would like to give my time to the families who want to talk. i want to get my time to the families just give my time to the families. however, i do want to say, what am i doing here? i'm doing here because i'm a human being with a conscience. and when i see murder, i cannot stand by and i have to call the murdered the murdered and the murderers the murderers. now i will give my time to the family. amy: quentin tarantino defended his remarks on all in with chris hayes on wednesday night. walter scott, of the men running in the park and shot in the back in the case of sam dubose, i believe those were murders. they were deemed murder. the reason -- the only reason they were deemed murder is because the incidences were caught on video.

. >> san jose's police union is mobilizing for a movie boycott. the departments are urging people to skip quentin tarantino's upcoming film. he said, he was quote, on the side of the murdered. >> the hateful, shameful, ignorant comments are unnecessary. we need to work with our communities. >> police unions in six cities have called for a boycott. he is standing by the comments, saying he will not be intimidated. the latest film "the hateful 8" is a western set to be released on christmas. >>> a damaged storm pipe caused a massive sink hole on alvarado boulevard and new haven street. both eastbound lanes on alvarado are back open to traffic. >> this is no doubt not the best birthday for collin kaepernick. the now former starter turned 28 today. details on his benching from the qb position and what it means going forward for the team. >> it will be all with jacksonville who drafted in 2011. what has been amazing to watch is collin kaepernick's fall from grace. collin kaepernick led the 49ers to super bowl 47. they led the niners to two more title g

. >> san jose's police union is mobilizing for a movie boycott. the departments are urging people to skip quentin tarantino's upcoming film. he said, he was quote, on the side of the murdered. >> the hateful, shameful, ignorant comments are unnecessary. we need to work with our communities. >> police unions in six cities have called for a boycott. he is standing by the comments, saying he will not be intimidated. the latest film "the hateful 8" is a western set to be released on christmas. >>> a damaged storm pipe caused a massive sink hole on alvarado boulevard and new haven street. both eastbound lanes on alvarado are back open to traffic. >> this is no doubt not the best birthday for collin kaepernick. the now former starter turned 28 today. details on his benching from the qb position and what it means going forward for the team. >> it will be all with jacksonville who drafted in 2011. what has been amazing to watch is collin kaepernick's fall from grace. collin kaepernick led the 49ers to super bowl 47. they led the niners to two more title g

the head of the police union says they are -- they do not oppose and recorded as long as citizens do not interfere. if the officer says to back up because they are creating a perimeter, that is to protect the crime scene. suzanne: washington area residents like the concept. >> that would be nice. it would make things quicker. streamlines the process of getting information to the proper authority and protecting citizens is a plus. suzanne: 300,000 people nationwide have downloaded the app. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. are calls fore republican presidential candidate donald trump to replace the trees that he chopped down along the potomac river. more than 6400 people have signed a petition, asking donald trump to donate 500 trees to the northern virginia regional park authority. trump had 500 trees cut down to improve riverview's for his loudoun county golf course. kimberly: if you are under 30 years old, you probably have no idea what this is about. before streaming and digital video, there was betamax. the cutting-edge technology debuted in 1975. sony says they will quit making betam

the police unions from coast to coast are urging people to boycott it because he participated in a police brutality rally october 24 and use the word "murderer" referring to police. d.c. police union chairman is supporting the boycott. >> show our displeasure with the terms he is using to describe members of the law enforcement community. >> tarantino's words, "when i see murders, i do not stand by. i have to call a murderer a murderer and i have to call the murdered the murdered. >> police officers are not murders. it's unfortunate when they have to use deadly force. the impact on the police officers is tremendous. >> we found people who know who tarantino is and like his movies don't plan to boycott the next one. >> what the police did is more offensive than what tarantino said. he is in the right here. >> you are not going to boycott the movie? >> no. >> we all have our own opinion. >> tarantino plans to respond to the police criticism. in northwest washington, sam ford, abc7 news. alison: the national park service with the 17th street levy in place this morning. it will finished earli

. >> reporter: quentin tarantino has a movie coming out in december and a growing number of police unions are calling for a boycott. asked for comment wednesday night, the pba president told cbs 2 news the damage from quentin tarantino's hateful comments about police officers has already been done. freedom of expression goes both ways. if he doesn't want to face a words more carefully in the future. meanwhile, police officers will continue to express their outrage at the box office. >> and quentin tarantino says many police officers are fans of his work. he says he is not worried about a box office boycott. >>> the trial of the former assembly speaker sheldon silver continues one day after the key witness for the prosecution took the stand. silver who remains in the assembly is charged with federal corruption. the doctor testified that he referred over 25 clients to the speaker. silver is accused of earn $5 million through bribes and kickbacks. >>> it is now 4:39. the new drug approved to treat severe asthma. >>> and the ride to and from the airport could cost you more. the new rules bein

. >> san jose police union is mobilize with other departments across the nation for movie boycott. ment are your your honoring people to skip quentin taryn teen occupy come film. officers upset by the comments at rally against police brutality he said at the time on the side of the murdered. >> the hateful shameful ignorant comments are unnecessary. we need to work with our community. >>reporter: police union in at least 6 city called for boycott he said he won't be intimidate intimidated. latest film the hateful 8 is a western and is set to be released on christmas. >>> sexually violent child predator robert baits need a new place to live. landlord who agreed to have baits live on the property in oakley has his treatment and must be relessed. judge in the case admits it's nearly impossible to find a location that won't spark outrage. bai baits spent 22 years in jail and mental facility. >> cal-trans now moved the demolition of old bay bridge pier back 1 week from this saturday the seventh to november 14th. the agency spent long time this morning detailing what to expect on demoliti

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murdered the murdered and i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> he refuses to say sorry more police unions new movie. robert gray is laif with more. >> tarantino making his first public comment since that rally last month calling cops murderers in regards to police brutality. he told the la times all cops are not murderers. i never said that. i never implied that. the director goes on to say he had been misrepresented and police departments and law enforcement groups are trying to intimidate him and others from protesting incidents of alleged police brutality. the paper quotes tarantino as saying i am not a cop hater. that is not how i feel. i am not taking back what i said. what i said was the truth. >> a growing number of police groups are calling for boycotts of tarantino's films after the director's comments at the rally which came four-days after new york police officer randolph holder was shot and killed in the line of duty. >> his movies are extremely violent. he does understand violence and he understands the nature of the violence that police officers confront and unfortunately he

the city's police union said the night of the shooting mcdonald was armed with a knife and high on p.c.p. mcdonald ignored police orders to drop his weapon and lunge. attorneys for mcdonald's family says the dashboard camera video tells a different story. the video is set to be released tomorrow. maureen: towson swim coach is accused of recording active any locker room. she was charged yesterday and has been on leave since mid-october. the audio and the video recording device in the women's locker room. today abc7 cameras on the scene as the people in tents under the whitehurst freeway decided to move back in. last friday the city removed many of the people telling them to find other places to stay. the topic came up at the breakfast between the mayor's office and members of the d.c. city council. >> we have been given a charge to go back out and make sure we are doing the appropriate posting that the teams are engaging the individuals and that we are moving them to permanent housing. maureen: the deputy mayor says the city is finalizing permanent housing for several of the people in tho

the top five police unions in the country are going to boycott his films and encourage others to boycottr patrol and national police group are boycotting his films and he responded to that criticism and the growing outcry. >> before i get to what he said i want to talk about jamie foxx here. he's a power house. he defended tarantino. >> quentin tarantino. [ applause ] >> i want to say this, you are the boss. you are amazing, keep speaking the truth and telling the truth and don't worry about the haters. >> how about the rest of hollywood? >> i think that -- it's an interesting issue. tarantino has a film coming out and his comments are controversial. he was very swift to clarify the comment today. he is saying i'm not saying all police are murderers and saying there is -- >> let me read it for you. he says i'm not being intimidated. frankly it feels lousy to have a bunch of police mouth pieces call me a cop hater. i'm not a cop hater that is a misrepresentation and slanderous and not how i feel but that's their choice to do that to me. what can i do? i'm not taking back what i said. what

police unions called for a including his upcoming movie they for eight scheduled for a christmas day release. lapd police chief charlie back says tarantino is simply out of touch with the realities of policing. a fantasy world. that is how he makes his living. his movies are extremely violent but he doesn't understand violence, doesn't understand the nature of the violence police officers confront, and unfortunately he mistakes wrongful use of force for murder when it is not. >> reporter: as we mentioned the he pulled eight which you concede behind me is due out on christmas day this year, remains to be seen what effect if any a friend boycott will have on turn out. tarantino's last two films have gotten a lot of oscar buzz. more than a dozen nominations. by the way tarantino's said in that interview with the l.a. cops. we will see if that changes. juliet: thanks very much. it is 5:08. and attack on an ems worker in brooklyn is being called a possible hate crime. >> ran away. juliet: that was the scene in crown heights last night. the worker was slashed, possibly stab by random person

the police union that's boycotting represents 1,000 units. across america. >> robert gray is following the story from our west coast newsroom. robert? >> harris, that's right. the national association of police organizations says it represents close to a quarter of a million sworn law enforcement officers and it's now joined the boycott against the oveng ar winner's film saying in a statement, quote, as a high-profile figure tarantino's language is utterly irresponsible. anti-police rhetoric like this threatens police and citizen alike. he called on police officers to stop working special assignments or off-duty jobs for the director's projects, quote, we need to send a loud and clear message against police officers is unacceptable. they join police unions in new york, los angeles, houston, new jersey, chicago, and philadelphia in the boycott. tarantino drew criticism from law enforcement after his comments a week ago while speaking out at the rise up rally in new york city protesting police brutality. >> i am a human being with a conscience a

we saw heavy police presence at union station today. while you ride metro and amtrak, you are being reminded to see something, say something. u.s. capitol police are on the highest alert level. d.c.'s mayor says all threats, verified or not, should be taken seriously. >> we take every threat seriously. our city is always at a heightened level of alert. our police department has a lot of experience working with our federal partners to take credible information and make sure we're deployed properly. >> the head of d.c.'s police union says the most important thing we can do to combat terrorism is to keep living our lives. >> tonight the number of governors here who say they won't accept syrian refugees continues to swell. 19 governors say they have actively opposed or asked the federal government not to send refugees to their states. no real movement in our area despite calls from virginia republicans, governor terry mcauliffe hasn't made changes. governor larry hogan says he'll make a very careful decision. and d.c. mayor muriel bowser say

daniel: the abington police chief cancelled the competition after hearing of concerns from the police union. >>> police say a driver accidentally stepped on the gas and launched her car into an auto parts store in new hampshire. skyfox over the scene at o'reilly auto parts in londonderry. you can see broken glass and police tape across the entrance police tape across the entrance. the woman driving wasn't hurt. a building inspector called to the scene did not find any structural concerns. a 1.5 magnitude earthquake rattled part of the quake. it was centered across sharon and millis and felt across the region. we spoke with experts at the weston observatory and they say this magnitude quake happens once a year in the greater boston area and happens dozens of times in southern new england. there was no visibility damage, and people were on edge as you can imagine as they felt their houses shake. experts say likely people heard a boom before they even felt a shake. >> we heard the explosion first >> we heard the explosion first, and then the rumbling and shaking of the house and we didn't know

the police union claims he tried taking an officer's weapon. >> at one point he got a hold of an officer's gun belt and gun. >> reporter: both officers involved, mark rigginberg and dustin schwartzy, are now on paid leave while the naacp demands police release any video that may have recorded the shooting. >> we are watching the minneapolis police department. we may be cold but our hearts are burning for justice. >> reporter: protesters claim they'll continue demonstrating until that video is released. the fbi has also launched an investigation. reena and kendis. >> all right, brandi, thank you. >>> the district of columbia has in a very big way righted a wrong it committed against a man nearly 30 years ago. the district has agreed to pay more than $16 million to 64-year-old donald gates, who spent 27 years in prison for a murder and rape that he did not commit. that's about $617,000 for every year of incarceration. >> this is one of the greatest days of my life. >> it was a right we had to make right on and we know we had some liability and exposure out there and it's about time we settle

the largest police union isn't buying it. of the sudden, he's not a cop hater, but at if same time, we're trying to intimidate him. now he's a victim of the cops he doesn't hate? police were also agitated by the fact that that rally you saw was just a few day after an n.y.p.d. officer was gunned down in the line of duty. >> sergeant, let me start with you. so he is technically correct. he did not say that all cops are murdererings. and, therefore, he believes he's been misrepresented in an effort to demonize him. it feels lousy and it is slanderous. your thoughts? >> i think that the perception of what occurred was pretty accurate. it is anti-police. he's talking about murder. and whether it's reference to all cops, it is on the heels in which a new york city police officer was killed. if you look at all of his movies, in almost every movie he has written and directed, police officers are being shot in those movies. this boycott is growing across the country. in california, it's picking up. 11 major unions in california and a

latest premier more than a month away oscar winning director could soon feel the pressure from a police uniontt. quentin tarantino often celebrated for this work behind the camera finds himself in the spotlight. tarantino tended many rallies spurred by police shootings and during a recent one in new york city tarantino called some of those shootings murder. those comments came the same week of the funeral for new york city police officer shot and killed on the job. that prompted philadelphia's from a term order of police and other law enforcement organizations nationwide to call for boycott of his works. studio chief harvey weinstein wants tarantino to apologize even his own father says his comments went way too far. >> he focused on one particular thing, one incident and then condemned all police officers over one particular incident. and that's where i think he's wrong. >> a lot of questions including will tarantino apologize and if so will police unions believe it. hateful eight hit theaters on christmas. >>> are you safe when you go out to eat? the government has some important new advice

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. >> the minneapolis police union says clark grabbed an officer's gun during the confrontation. >>> and two teens and a 21-year-old are behind bars this morning, accused of killing a southern california police officer. fellow officers lined up thursday to honor ricardo galvez. he was shot and killed in his car on wednesday. police say galvez was many plain clothes. it appears to be a botched robbery. >>> still to come, the singer adele goes offline. she drops her new album today but streaming fans won't be able to hear it. details in "money watch." what if there was another way to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your white blood cells. the most common side effects are flushing and stomach problems. tell your doctor about any low white blood cell counts, infections, an

as for raj ape's determination the family said: the police union says they are disappointed at the term in addition a, the head of the union saying the city did not get all the facts before firing the officer >>> the university of missouri has new leadership. the school-named law professor michael middleton as president. middleton is one of the law school's first back graduates and promised cases of harassment will be dealt with swiftly. >> smoking rates in the is the lowest recorded. the news is not at good for lower income americans. that is next >>> and trying to protect vulnerable people from deadly weather. >>> smoking could be banned in public housing developments and inside homes. federal officials will require 31,000 housing around the country to be smoke free. the public has 60 days o weigh in on the rule. if officials move in, it could take effect 18 months after it's finalised. the center for disease control shows few americans are smoking. 7" smoked in 2014. a 20% drop. smoking rates are high among certain groups. a quarter of those that live beyond the poverty line smoke. s

the police union now says politics is getting in the way of justice. >>> the judge watched the shootingeo himself and then he instructed attorneys to show it to van dyke and any courtroom spectators who wanted to watch. shackled, flanked on either side by emergency response team officers which we are told were there for his protection. >> he's prepared to defend himself. he is very scared about the consequences that he's facing. he's concerned for his wife and his children. >>> in court prosecutor bill delaney asked that van dyke remained behind bars, but the judge noted the officer is presumed innocent and set his bond at $1.5 million. >> hopefully it gets met and he can be sent home. >> he questioned why charges were dismissed against demonstrator malcolm london who struck a chicago police officer. >> someone walks out of felony bond court and punches a police officer because of a phone call that's made or because someone felt it was the right thing to do for community peace. >> angelo noted police officers are more interested than anyone in keeping the peace. he suggested politics ha

. >>> the nypd's largest police union is not happy with its latest contract offer and this morning they picketed outside the home of howard edelman. he recommended that the police officer's pay be raised 1% over two years. many carried signs with his face crossed out. pba members have been working under an expired contract since 2010. >>> fewer people are suing the nypd for personal injury. that report shows claims against the department dropping 13% in the last year. the data shows a bump in malpractice filings against city hospitals. city budget sets aside $710 million for settlements. >>> a major takedown tonight of an international car theft scheme on staten island. federal agents arrested sen suspects who allegedly planned on exporting the stolen high end vehicles to west africa. from mercedes benz to bmws, those are some of the hundreds of cars recovered in shipping containers. officials say the suspected thieves stole the vehicles from karen tall companies. >>> we've talked often about the risks of identity theft. it's a problem here and around the country. according to new gover

arbitrator makes it happen in the next couple of weeks, they'll have to take what they can get, and the police union islfurious after learning ey're about to get two 1% raises for the first two years of their outstanding contract which dates back to the year 2010. it would not be a better deal than what the other city unions got from city hall in the first two years of their contracts. the deal that the city offered to pda adds up to an 11% raise over seven years, and it's exactly what five other unions, captains, lieutenants and firefighters were given by city hall, though the firefighters have been holding out before rat ratifying their deal to see how the police do in their arbitration. teachers were given 10% over seven years. i asked bill de blasio whether the nypd or leave it to the arbitrators. >> that is a process still going on, melissa, so i'm not going to comment on it as the arbitration is still playing out. i believe the pattern we set for our uniformed services are fair, and obviously the union members thought it was fair because they voted for it. >> reporter: the officers' salary is

(john george/presid ent, oklahoma city police union) "it's pretty wild, it's amazing that he didnt get injured severely." >> that was michaela periera reporting from sand springs, oklahoma. the driver, stacy bunsey, is in jail facing felony charges of assaulting a police officer, eluding a police officer, driving under the influence and possession of a stolen vehicle. still ahead, it never rolled on the moon, but could this relic retrieved from an alabama junkyard have been a precursor to the lunar rovers of apollo here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... if you're of a certain age, you remember the lunar rovers, or "moon buggies" as they were called, making journeys to the moon in the there's one moon buggy that never made it to the moon, but it's had a pretty interesting journey back here on earth. jack madison has that story from alabama. << otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "well that's it. wow!" that's otha vaughan's first reaction upon seeing this moon buggy. vaughan, a retired nasa engineer who worked on the lunar rover program, says he believes this is

the police unions acrossuaaÑ the country are saying don't go to tarantino's movies.oing to hurt his business? >> you know, i know you don't like cliches but it's been said so many times quentin tarantino is no stranger to controversy. there has been controversy that has followed him throughout so many of his movies the use of the n word was notl very popular with a the lot of people. spike lee was not happy with that he just did an interview about a month ago where he talked about gender and race implying that kathleen bigelow maybe won the oscar because she was a woman direct ago war movie. he is always involved in controversy and it never seems to effect him. >> this time it's different. you know it's different. >> this is different. getting more publicity for sure. >> americans are overwhelmingly supportive of the police. when you do what he did mr. bond four days after a new york city police officer, black man was murdered and he comes to new york city and he says that, that isn't something -- look, i forgot a lot of the stuff that kim just mentioned. i forgotÑp

since then, police unions across the country including san jose have announced they will boycott his film, "the hateful eight," set to open on christmas. tarantino told network police that police groups should focus on problems with officers who go too far in the line line of duty. >>> the national stroke foundation is honoring tell state east bay for its innovative approach to helping survivors of strokes, tumors and traumatic injuries through song. in this classroom, grad students help patients who suffer from aphasia, the loss of communication skills from a stroke, tumor or brain injury. ellen bernstein ellis, the aphasia treatment program director formed a choir to help these survivors. >> a journey. slowly getting better. >> bernstein ellis says this program has inspired six other aphasia choirs around the country. >>> the food and drug administration approved a new drug to treat severe asthma. it's an injectable drug that's administered once a month for patients 12 years old and older. it works to reduce the level of white blood cells that contribute to asthma and is designed to

not one police union has endorsed my opponent. can they won't work with her for the last nine years. >> she has never done criminal law. she hasn't practiced in 17 years. quite simply she doesn't have the wallfications or the law enforcement officer. >> reporter: and while some voters agree, ten months of on the job training is a plus. >> she's always demonstrated she has that you know, that she knows how to you know fill the shoes i guess of her predecessor. >> reporter: it is by far not a done deal for singus who has trailed murray in the polls. >> the courtroom experience matter? >> not necessarily, as district it's a whole different animal and all about setting the priorities. >> reporter: now, once again, kate murray is say head in the polls -- ahead in the polls but only by a hair. the one -- hair. the 1% difference between them. both agrow on one thing -- agree on one thing, turnout has been low and it matters. polls are open until 9:00 tonight. we're live in manhattan, i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank

the police union says he was reaching for a gun. witnesses say he was handcuffed. minnesota congressman keith ellison showed up at one of the protests himself last week, one day after a picture surfaced on twitter of his son at a protest, a picture that prompted congressman ellison to tweet, "photo is agonizing for me to see. my son is peacefully protesting with hands up, officer shouldering a gun. why?" today keith ellison told me he was very concerned about the death of jamar clark but he's confident in a justice investigation into the shooting. >> all over the country and even here in minneapolis we have had difficulty getting independent thorough investigations of officer-involved shootings, particularly of african-americans. so i was sympathetic and highly concerned. but you know, we've been in touch. we asked that the justice department do an independent investigation, and they have stepped in to do so pretty quickly. and the state of minnesota, the bureau of criminal apprehension has stepped in as well. so in minneapolis we do not have the police investigati

. >> police unions have been calling for a boycott of his films. now tarantino is giving a response to the "l.a. times." tarantino says all cops are not murderers, i never said that i never even implied that. i'm not being intimidated. i'm not a cop-hater that is a misrepresentation, that's slanderous, he adds i'm not taking back what i said. what i said was the truth. dana perino, the truth? >> we've watched that tape of his from the protest several times. i don't think there can be misinterpreted. if he's saying he's not taking it back, i'm take him at his word and say what he said on that date, he's right. >> if he wants to double down, he's talking a big game like mr. tough guy. but he's showing no respect for the sanctity of human life. he's showing no respect for the police officers, men and women of the color and diversity, that put their lives on the line every day and have bled and died to keep our community safe. how can he look at himself in the mirror every day when he spews hate and ignorance. >> let me speak in farrvor of tarantino. t

this is one of 84 police union executives assumansed for questioning. >> translation: it's not followo oppose the textbook without criticizing the government. they are proceeding with a plan for its benefit. to hold on to power. >> reporter: the south korean's opposition party has taken to displaying history books. the government says it's left leaning. too soft on ideology, too harsh on south korea's leaders overseeing the economic rise. what are they saying? >> the education back talks of squirmishes in both sides, but states in the north korean army started a surprise invasion. the u.n. called it an act of aggression. >> the birth of ideology, bringing instability, but weakening north korea's response to the outside world. what is common is the way yes describe the seizure of power by the general as a coup. leading to political repress and improvement to livelihoods. he happens to be the father of the current president. the president characterised the reform of teaching as a fight for the nation. >> it would be difficult for students who learnt from the current textbooks. to have a

. >> the port authority police union in los angeles urged the workers three years ago because attack. a worker with access to the airport who then becomes radicalized. >> i think the threat from an insider is a more significant threat right now that we face, particularly an insider with the capability to put an explosive device on the aircraft. >> today homeland security secretary jaye johnson addressed the screenings. >> that's something and tsa have been focused on as recently as today. >> still today, no one there was checking the bags or verifying the identities of the people passing through. >> once they see the video on tv they'll react. frankly if somebody wants to do harm, it's going to be difficult to stop them. >> reporter: the port authority says that it's up to the airline or the terminal managers to monitor those turnstiles. so we called the terminal manager but they did not return meanwhile the tsa says they do random bag checks as well as searches but certainly not all of the time. news4 new york. >>> thank you. well as you might expect, a lot of people are hitting the