ray raymond de is at fort melon park in florida. ray? >> good morning to you.s right there is a new prosecutor late last night that will now take over the case and look into this case. we know the u.s. department of justice is also getting involved. we also do know that stanford police chief temporarily recused himself sailing he has become a distraction as a result of all of the controversy. you see the park is etch tee less than 8 hours ago 5,000 people gathered here to protest what they call injustice done by the police department. there was a prayer also going on at the park. those across the country came here including reverend al sharpton and martin luther king the third waudz also here for this rally. one of several protests to take place here in florida a big one happening on monday that one will include jesse jackson. >>> thank you very much. i am going to talk to ainsley who has additional analysis. >> i am not the expert but we have a guy who is. criminal defense attorney and fox news contributor mr. arthur eye d idala. >> from george zimmerman's per

ray kelly. born in 1941, the commissioner raymond kelly is a life long new yorker and grew up in manhattan son ofd a macy's dressing room checker. 1960 kelly joined the new york finest and began a long and storiied career in law enforcement. he was in the marine corp and 1965, he was the first u.s. troops deployed to vietnam. then lieutenant kelly commanded troops of the second battalion first marine. and when he returned to new york. he quickly passed the nypd exam to be a sergeant. and while serving in 20 different commands, the ambitious young cop earned a law degree from newark university and st. johns and a master's degree from kennedy school of harvard. his hard work paid off. 1992, 32 years after joining the force. kelly was appointed police commissioner by mayor david dincan. four months later, kelly was tested when islamic radical bombed the world trade center. six people were kill would and signaled the beginning of new york city as primary target of the violent slamm slam terrorism in the country and office when rudy guiliani he served in the u.s. treasury custom and international law

raymond ll here and rolled up that gun. and there's a plaque to his dad. and while we were talking about it, i had my book with me. and i said, you know, ray, is it possible that this is the gun your dad knocked out? and so we sort of walked out of the town and walked up the street and turned to the left, and the terrain looked almost identical. can't prove it, but kind of cool. this is patton during the bulge. he actually went blind one day because he spent so much time outside in the cold, and the snow was blowing left and right, that his eyes swelled up. so he did have to spend one day off the battlefield. there's a famous scene on december 19th, the germans attack on the 16th. eisenhower calls a meeting at a place called verdun on the 19th. before patton goes, he reveals three plans with his troop thise called cent diamond nickel. cent was to drive forward, diamond was to cut it off at the nose and nickel was to cut it off at the base. all i have to do is pick up the phone and say dime, cent or nickel and the whole thing starts happening. he goes to the meeting in verdun at 12:00. his staff had been working on it all the time. that's w