he's not saying that. he's saying the opposite. he's saying the inverse. he's saying this. but you know what, he's incomplete. and this kid, incomplete. now get these kids together, get them together and you talk about some nice physics. 'cause when you get them together, what do you got? you got what newton got. you got this right here. he has the force, he has the inverse mass. here's the whole thing right there. yeah. let me show you what i mean. here's the force acting on this. here's the force acting on this. looks like this one is gonna be winning, huh, gang? let me caution you on something. whenever i ask you to compare the accelerations of different things, acceleration, don't shoot from the hip. use a crutch, and that crutch is newton's second law. when i say which of these accelerates more-- it's another way of saying which goes faster, which gets down to the ground first, huh? which accelerates more? use the equation to guide your thinking because the acceleration depends not only on the force - but on the what? - mass. and what's the mass of this thing, gang? th

what's the scale reading say here? - 100. - 200. yeah, some people say 200. what do we say? - 100. - 100? okay? okay. a hundred. what's-- what's going on the other side? the wall is pulling. that's right. the wall's pulling. it's just as hard as-- the rope pulling on the wall... wall's pulling? yeah. this stuff--is this stuff hard? this stuff is kinda neat, ain't it, huh? you can't have a force without a counterpart. you can't have something pulling on something with, huh, honey, ain't that nice? so the wall pulls just as much as a human being. same same. question? what's the tension? the tension would be the force that tends to stretch it. okay. see, and that tension would be the same all throughout the rope. even if the rope moves like this, see? there's still be more. it turns out in a tug-of-war, the person to win in a tug-of-war is not the one that pulls hardest on a rope because the rope will be pulled on both sides equally all the time. it's the one who's pushes harder against the ground. the one who pushes against the ground harder, see, 'cause the rope just stand of

i want to say the most important thing of all, it will be the most important thing i'll say all night, and thank you. everything i say after that will be straight downtown hill, and some of the specific thank yous to the end. we're here too talk about "fifth assassin." and people ask me where the book came from. no one gets crazeyear e-mail than me. no one gets more proof that abraham lincoln is gay than me. the last time i was at this store for the inner circle, someone brought me the holy grail, okay? is that guy here? is the -- i have to ask first. not here? then let's talk about him. here's what happens. i'm not dish promise you this is true. i was standing right of the and he comes top me early and says, brad, you want to see he holy grail? and he ah has crazy eyes and i'm like, you brought the holy grail to the barnes & noble, how i do not say yes? and in that aisle over there he takes out the holy grail if mean the holy grail. goes into this knapsack, pulls out the holy grail and size to me, drew read he be? and i'm like, i do. then he says you'll understand what this says, and

the american law says they can't do this but the president all he will say is he doesn't intend to dohis. that is sort of like him saying oh, i don't intend to override the second amendment but i might. he needs to say he absolutely won't kill an american. >> chris: i thought you were objecting to drone strikes on american citizens on foreign soil as well. is that not true? >> i'm primarily asking and the primary question is americans on american soil. can the president kill them with a drone strike from this program. it is blatantly illegal and i would think most americans would basis poin want to have n court. if you live in america you ought to get your day in court before a hellfire missile comes down on your house. >> chris: why would we need a drone strike? the reason is because we don't have people on the ground. if we knew where an al-qaeda operative is, american or foreign on u.s. soil wouldn't we just go catch them? >> you would think. but here is brennan's response. he says the authorization to use force in 2001 in afghanistan has no geographical limit. when says that our f

police say the -- police say the wound appears to be minor. >>> farmers insurance has changed its policy regarding lie intercoverage for dog bites. starting a month ago, customers have been required to sign waivers excluding pit bulls, rottweilers. investigators say these account for 25% of claims. dawn owners say it's not fair to target specific breeds and the company should do a risk assessment on individual dogs. >>> governor brown was in oakland this morning to talk about the bick picture for housing in california -- the big picture for housing in california. the governor and ceo of bank of america took part in the summit on the housing future. the governor says his goal is to help make the market for buyers and sellers, more stable, affordable and green. >> the policy in california is to link housing with transportation, make it energy efficient, we have to worry about the quality of the schools. >> the governor pointed to his initiative as oakland's mayor to bring more housing downtown as an example of his goals for the state. the event was hosted by the business school. >>> bubba

but i will say this. investors increasingly know you need to see the policy shift and we're at precipitation that not even the caped crusader could save us unless we see a dynamic shift. not even... >> neil: melissa, bottom line, all these financial guys who have been talking about these strong head winds, are the stale talking about the same strong head winds? >> we're getting a peek at some proprietary data here inside jp morgan shays they don't show that shows how that make their decisions. shows the consumers are back. they're spending optionen homes and travel and the rest of america said enough with washington and they're trying to go on with their lives and business. >> neil: all right. mel lisa, thank you. larry, thank you. by the way, you can catch on the next hour, melissa francis for the sitdown with jamie dialed. don't miss this. and all you folks who watch "the five," dvr it. just for today, we rule indicate it killing the five and killing o'reilly, and it's watching melissa and then tonight

to say two things first i want to go back to peter's historical arguments against marriage saying that marriage has changed over time you hear this a lot from gay marriage advocates and i think actually it proves our point it's true that over time different societies and cultures have experimented with marriage experimented with like how early marriage can be again experiment with how many people can be in a marriage and all the experiments have failed except for the. bonding of one man and one woman and i think that history will show us that gay marriage was also an experiment that was ultimately found wanting and here's why if you look at it if gay marriage is such a wonderful idea why does it always have to hide behind power and privilege to push its way gay marriage is not being demanded by a huge upswing of the populace the populace as of france of the u.k. of america are all demanding to protect traditional marriage gay marriage is purely receiving its victories for these very high corridors of power through like the european high court etc etc and i mean that's not a democratic

investigators say this was not a murder suicide but they would not say much more about the crime scene. >> there did not appear to be a struggle and they died of gunshot wounds. >> kind of an execution style. >> i'm not going to discuss. >> reporter: is it a murder suicide? >> it is not a murder suicide. >> reporter: the bodies found together in one bedroom of the one of the houses in this property. the area is surrounded by dense vegetation. the detective was asked if there was marijuana on the property but he would not comment on that. all of this has neighbors worried. >> the unknowing is very disturbing. there has never been anything like this. >> reporter: is this a dangerous place? >> this is a wonderful place. a wonderful place. >> reporter: this is not a random crime and people in sonoma county should not be concerned about somebody out there who is dangerous and they hope to identify a suspect soon. the coroner isn't expected to be here to remove the bodies until sometime tomorrow. live in sonoma county, ken wayne, ktvu news. >>> police in fairfield have officially identified

in those incident, police say it was the -- incidents, police say it was the students at fault. police want people to slow down and be aware of their surrounds and they want -- surroundings and they want students to be aware as well. coming up on the next hour of "mornings on 2" you will hear from the police lieutenant who talks about the undercover operation that they've been conducting that is to help pedestrian safety and the traffic accidents that have been happening here. reporting live from mountain view, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:32. police officers in santa cruz are going back to work this morning. that's after mourning the loss of two veteran detectives killed in the line of duty. we're finding out more about that how that deadly encounter unfolded. cell phone video captured the horrible scene in a santa cruz neighborhood tuesday afternoon. investigators say the two detectives went to the home of the suspect, jeremy goulet, for a followup investigation. that jeremy goulet had been arrested last week on disorderly conduct charges. sheriff deputies say

police say it was dark in color. there's also no word yet on the victim's identity. >>> san francisco police hope a $10,000 reward will lead to new information and help solve a cold case. 29-year-old gabriel zavala was shot to death exactly eight years ago today. his body was found in a parked car in the 100 block of valmar terrace. he was married with two children. he was an engineer at the nasa ames center. investigators are urging anyone with information to call them. >>> drug use is on the rise at one south bay city park. in gilroy police are trying to crack down to it because of the close proximity to a school. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us from miller park to tell us what she's observed there. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. all morning we've seen a group of men loitering here. we've seen cars pull up, talk to some of them. others go in and out of the bathroom. it looks suspicious and some parents wanted to stop. as dawn started to break this morning, we started to see homeless me

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say. so you may have a point there. >> and in california a lot of black kids in high schools will not go to school during sin co day mayo and a lot of latino kids will not go during martin luther king day because of the subtext. to justify the subtext by expelling people or saying you can't come to school or do that in school is to say that it is valid. it is to jus fie the sub blip national message. >> we are here to say it is not valid. >> it is our job. >> from cheering to cheating. is dc a stomping ground for the cheating crowd? according to ashley madison.com our nation's capital is america's leet faithful city. the website aimed at people seeking extramarital affairs it showed they had 9 highest number with 24,000 adulterers. the other places, the texas cities of austin and houston followed by miami and oklahoma city, kansas. ashley madison's ceo has a tear re. he explains, with enormous public attention paid to the general petraeus affair there is no doubt washington residents would

that's all i'm saying. but that 5 meters turns out to be interesting, because we've learned something about 5 meters, gang, haven't we? what have we learned about 5 meters? let's suppose we take this laser, throw it away and we put a cannon, a cannon, newton's cannon. we'll put it right here and we fire a cannonball. is that cannonball gonna follow that straight, straight path? the answer begins with an n. hc? how come? because it's not beginning with a g. don't understand it very well but we have it a little bit together. what is it called? - gravity. - gravity. gravity is gonna pull which way, up or down? - down. - down. watch. let's suppose i fired the cannonball at two kilometers per second. that means it will go two kilometers at a time in one second. so after one second, it's gonna be out this way. how far out that way? two kilometers, okay? two kilometers is gonna be out here. but it's not gonna really be there, gang. it's gonna be underneath there. how many people will be knowing how far underneath

say that no group at this point has claimed responsibility. every rainfall has school severe flooding in many parts of southern europe and this right here was the scene in the italian city at the time the cause was swept away with the deluge prompting traffic destruction the closure of schools on the cancellation of flights at the greek capital athens also being hit many roads shut down and public transport brought to a standstill. the united nations has refused to pay haiti any compensation for the cholera epidemic that killed about eight thousand people three years ago un sewage pipes and poor sanitation were blamed for spreading the virus the world body secretary general ban ki-moon denied responsibility saying the source of the epidemic cannot be known for sure. or it's time to get geeky here on r t dive headfirst into the world of the latest on the shiny of gadgets and gizmos technology update in just a. if you have a business then you need customers right this is perhaps the simplest law of capitalism but if your business is making juven

youkilis saying-- and josh hamilton now with the angels says that texas ranger fans are spoiled and the dallas fort worth area is not a baseball town. i mean, just-- >> shut up. >> why would they have to say something after they go to a new club. imus: i don't know. 18 after the hour, "varney & company" is next on television. coming up on the radio, doug brinkley and lou ruffino. this is in horrible taste. ♪ she came in through the bathroom window ♪ ♪ protected by a silver spoon ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ didn't anybody tell her ♪ ♪ didn't anybody see ♪ ♪ sundays look forward to mondays ♪ ♪ tuesday's to me ♪ ♪ imus in the morning ♪ >> gas up again and the word recession is back on the table. good morning, everyone. can our economy handle what's happening at the pump? good question. you've seen it every day for more than a month and they've changed the signs at the gas station and prices have gone straight up. today, triple-a says regular costs 3.74 a gallon. we're closing in on a 50 cent gain just this year. four big population states are at or very close to $4 a gallon already. all right, now shall the i

that's what authorities say. they can find nefarious that czechs those trips to finding her body on saturday in turkey. >> all right. very interesting. thanks a lot. let's bring in the judge for his take on this complicated international investigation. fox 2's senior analyst. to get the bottom of this thing you got to go through all kinds of international law. >> yes, you do. now, the authorities in istanbul have a good reputation. it's a good law enforcement community. turkey is a secular country. law enforcement is not a bunch of religious fanatics. they enforce the law. they prosecutor it based on the evidence, not based on what we consider biases or prejudices, and they have a good relationship with the fbi. i don't think the fbi would be involved on the ground absent a variety of circumstances, like a suspicion the killer is american, because it is against american federal law for an american to kill another american in a foreign country, even though the killing took place in a foreign country i don't think

officials say they are committed to repairs, they just can't say when. in san francisco health and science editor john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> one east bay neighborhood is facing a foul problem. a flock of wild turkeys set up home in trees and backyards and just about anywhere else they can settle in. we'll show you another amateur video of the birds making their way down core nel street in albany. about 30 of the birds made themselves at home in one woman's backyard redwood tree. she says they wake up her children, make a mess of her yard, and she wants them gone. neighbors say they've gone toth city, the county, even the state for help but so far they say no agency stepped up to help. >>> san francisco's chinese new year parade is just a few days away, saturday to be exact, and workers have been very busy creating the float. 24 of the 25 floats are being built in a warehouse. the master float builder david thomas says they've gotten fancier and it takes a lot longer to build them so he had to call in extra help to make sure these floats are re

here is what they're saying, they're saying this isn't a spending problem. it's a political problem in fact we can-- >> a trillion dollars or going out and coming in is not a political problem, it's just a problem period. >> no, you have to have it, you have to have it coming in, we listen, we hear what we want to hear and the president also spoke in that fantasy spch, charlie, about cutting spending in other places, about raising revenue in other places. >> no, no, hold it, adam. >> let me finish, charlie, it will be all years. the question is what do we want, what do we want to pay for, what as a country we're interested in spending on. that's what the the democrats are saying. >> adam. >> here is what we've got to do. we have a spending problem. i don't know any other way to say it not saying it from the left or right. we have a spending problem. we have more money going out. a trillion going out each and every year than coming in. and i don't know, how to address that, it's like an aa meeting, someone has to stand up and say i'm a spend aholik. >> and i'

police say sayed committed three carjackings. he killed two drivers in the process. the rampage ended when sayed took his own life behind the wheel of a moving car. >>> first on cnn, the army's about-face on paula broadwell. they're revoking the promotion of david petraeus' former mistress. she had been approved for a promotion from major to lieutenant colonel in the army reserves but since the scandal broke, she's been under investigation for having classified information at home without permission. she will not get that promotion. >>> take a look at the new official white house portrait of first lady michelle obama. everyone is talking about her hair. she first debuted the new bangs halftime month just in time for her husband's inauguration and here's her official portrait from 2009. back then everyone was talking about those very nicely toned arms. >> now we like the bangs and the arms. >> i guess we like the whole package. >>> president obama speaking out about that round of golf with tiger woods. the commander in chief and the four-time masters champion teed up

there are people who say it can't be. >> megyn: already people say it's kind of sad because you've gottists now tour guides at kennedy space center, offering tours to tourists instead of working on space missions and you've got this guy, dennis, along with rich buddies taking trips out to the space. >> i think private travel is the the future and nasa is looking to buy trips on private trips for its astronauts and the goal would be if you and i get to book a trip it mars some day. >> megyn: no, thanks, i'll keep my feet planted where they are. in russia they did an experiment with six astronauts simulated it in close confinement for 520 days, how did that go? >> surprisingly well. not only did they spend 17 months locked in a capsule together, it was international, europe, russia, chinese astronaut trainer, and they, you know, tackled all of their personal things, and things you would expect and said, yeah, you have to wise pick it. >> megyn: that's true. thanks. the coming up a new species of ants could now kill you and it's now invading america. oh, joy. i've gotine grams of protein.

he says the chinese sent a clear message. >> it is a serious thing.f the radar is the fire-control radar, can control the weapon, usually a battleship has that kind of radar, one is searching radar, for navigation. one is for the targeting, control weapon radar. this is the fc radar. this time chinese side used this fc radar. it means they showed to the ship they have the intention to attack the japanese ship. so it is very serious and danger. i think the -- there are two possible scenarios. one is the chinese navy just wanted to provoke the ship. one another is the chinese navy recognized the japanese ship's behavior, action was danger, so they wanted to warn the japanese ship. but in both scenario there is a perception gap. i think this perception gap is the most important we have to consider. both japan and china have to resolve the problem. because the -- these kind of perception gap will lead to similar situation even in future. so i think this time the japanese government will open this information, claim to chinese side by diplomatic route. thi

chris, i think it's fair to say, and so now we learn and we should say the he epa says that lisa jackson did not resign because of the inquiry into the the use of the alias and e-mailing people under richard windsor, her dog and her home street, they claim and now we learn she wasn't the only one, james martin liked to use his personal account to conduct official business, too, and this resignation has nothing do with the inquiries made by the house of representatives into why they were doing this. your thoughts. >> well, they can say that, but what else do you expect them to say. it's just not plausible when you look at the timeline and the fact that this was really their only way to avoid questioning and at least in one of the cases, we're pretty sure under oath, about their, what we'll call record to management practices. we've got one creating a false identity for certain correspondents, certain record keeping and we've got, which is on its face unlawful, by the way, and then we've the got-- raises questions about compliance with transparency laws, record keeping laws, what were you

casey, what are passengers saying? >> well, shepard, i have got to say mixed emotions. some people are happy american will keep its name and keep its look. they are happy to have more options. combined frequent flier program. the real rub here as you can imagine the potential for paying those higher fares. >> when two large airlines combine, usually your ticket price will go up. so, i think in the future that's what we might see. >> the one thing is is that prices in certain cities could go up because you have less competition. >> this mega merger gives american airlines a much stronger presence on the east coast. utilizing existing u.s. airways hubs in charlotte and in philly, shep. >> shepard: you wonder for how long. how long until we notice changes? >> by no means this is final. today's announcement is simply that both sides have reached a deal. there is a lot of paperwork that has to be done. a lot of people who have to sign off on, this including the u.s. department of transportation. so, executives with the new airline say they expect this will all be done by the

authorities say a triple murder is unusual. they say this is likely an isolated incident. there are three homes and a cabin on the property.that's located near the iron horse vineyard. the men were found inside the cabin. right now. there is no word of any suspect information. >> this is a map of this area. this is just east of iron horse vineyards. and a south of forest hill elementary school. >> pam: palo alto police are investigating an attempted kidnapping in one of that city's quiet neighborhoods. kron four's jeff bush shows where it happened and who police are looking for. >> reporter: palo alto police say it happened about this time of day. it was about 5:30 monday afternoon. an 11 year old girl was riding her bike along emerson >> she screamed and pedal faster and he did not go after her but he did yell out and threaten that he was going to kidnap her. ashstreetsouthbound. that's when she says this man was yelling obceneties at her as she approached. that scared her but what scared here even more is when he ran out into the street and tried to grab her. she peddled

and say we embrace terrorism don't be selective about it and say we want to certain terrorism but we don't like these terrorists that that's the recipe for economic malaise embrace your inner terrorist chuck senator wellesley what does that grassley grassley embrace terrorism your terrorism you want to see happen right in your neighborhood you want to be terrorized because that's an economic stimulus in place it improves your air charisse your duplicitous. now here in the u.k. of course it's not no different f.s.a. it's easier to take on the little guy f.s.a. financial services authority head of enforcement tracy mcdermott has admitted it is easier to go after the little guy rather than take on the big banks with dermot said there are three off sickles that taking on senior bankers including the fact that many decisions are made by a committee so finding responsibility can be difficult complex structures mean it is difficult to find out who is in charge and f.s.a. rules mean there's a high evidence threshold to punish individuals now max you've said for many years now we should use r

to say two things first i want to go back to peter's historical arguments against marriage saying that marriage has changed over time you hear this a lot from gay marriage advocates and i think actually it proves our point it's true that over time different societies and cultures have experimented with marriage experimented with like how early marriage can be again experiment with how many people can be in a marriage and all the experiments have failed except for the. bonding of one man and one woman and i think that history will show us that gay marriage was also an experiment that was ultimately found wanting and here's why if you look at it if gay marriage is such a wonderful idea why does it always have to hide behind power and privilege to push its way gay marriage is not being demanded by a huge upswing of the populace the populace as of france of the u.k. of america are all demanding to protect traditional marriage gay marriage is purely receiving its victories for these very high corridors of power through like the european high court etc etc and i mean that's not a democratic

>> it's very hard to say.lly takes being inside the courtroom and getting a sense of the dynamic. i think the prosecutor is right to show all of the lies. i mean, what makes her story so, you know, unappealing from a jury perspective, it's not just this fairly bogus self defense argument, but you know, first she wasn't there. then there was an intruder. then she came around to self defense. she's such an obvious and credible liar as well as someone who killed a man. that's what's really -- >> i'll take a shot. they are totally overplaying this. they could have, i think less is morwh more when it comes to this. that being up there, that sarcastic way, that generally does not play well with juries. >> as a defense attorney, i can imagine just watching her talk to police over and over again, giving multiple different stories, and then doing television interviews and saying no jury is going to convict me, from a defense lawyer's standpoint -- >> it's your worst nightmare, but i always tell this to clients. i give

police say they have evidence tieing him to janelle's death but they're not saying what. >> jones was identified as a suspect early on in this case. since that time he's been under 24 hour surveillance. >> reporter: police arrested jones at 7:00 this morning near a place where a surveillance camera snapped this picture of his alleged victim the day she was reported missing. the owner of a near by convenience store told us police asked for his surveillance video too. >> so they asked you for a week's worth of surveillance. >> week, from monday to friday. >> reporter: police made the same surveillance video request at the property where the suspect barber shop business is located. we saw the fbi there today. >> we just saw the police showing up and getting the area all taped off with the guys in their suits. >> reporter: a neighbor told us she had seen jones cutting hair in the garage that she saw police roping off. tonight there are people in fairfield breathing a sigh of relief and shaking their head. >> i feel it's wrong. it's wrong. we have our children around here. it's wrong. it h

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what do you guys say? how many say, "i ain't saying anything. "i ain't saying anything, hewitt, "'cause i'm good at just remembering what's said. "you do the thinking, hewitt, i'll do the remembering. i'm good at remembering?" show of hands. [laughter] all right. check your neighbor. do you think that the tension over here would get less as it gets more over here? take a reason to guess. let me go over that again, gang. let me go over that again. i'm not gonna introduce the 50 this time. i think that's confusing people. let me just say this. burl asks this question, "hewitt, as you walk over, we agreed that the tension on this side will get more. does that mean the tension on this side will get less?" check your neighbor. hey. well, you know what we reason, gang? we reason that it would get less. and you know what our reasoning was? if we both got over on this side here and leaned out, this side here might even go up like a seesaw. see, it's kind of balancing here. and we reasoned that this side here might even lift up and there'd be no tension

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low and behold they say we can live with that and the president is saying we can't.e's why your question is an important one. i don't have too much faith in either party. 85 billion to what did they do? $60 billion. only 20 billion of that was even for the victims. the other 40 billion was pork. i'm with spencer. they ought to do these automatic cuts and the only way they will. melissa: would it be so ugly if this happens? he's done a good job of schering everyone that the economy will contract and there will be countless people of work. >> people have heard that stuff from president obama before. these cuts wouldn't even take us back to where obama began. they are small compared to the spending that had been added by president obama. even know is to three percentage points that had traditionally been then he wants to spend more . look. there are obviously is. it's too bad that you cut all this out of the fence because the defense is already ben cut rather brutally. it's too bad to do it there, but this really is the only way you're going to reduce spending. otherwis

but it's as you say. in our next class, ramakrishna, who started the dante school, says something so similar. he says in the foothills, beneath the mountains, people struggle and argue and there's great differences in theology and ritual and myth, and there's a lot of disagreement. but as you get out of the foothills and then begin to go further and further up the mountain, to the peak, as you say, helen, that - and the mystics say - you find a oneness, a unity. and it's only experiential - most of us stay down with the belief style, perhaps - we're more there in the communal style, we're down in the foothills. but to listen to the great mystics, which we better get listening if we're going to get to it in here - but i love this stuff, i mean, it's so much fun. but yeah, you listen to what they have to say, and we'll hear that today - half a world away, in egypt. then we'll go to san francisco, i guess, and then - well, no, in this class, also we'll talk to the dante hindu swami, says the same thing. and,

there were previous altercations police say at the home and don't say any of those involve reeva. the day she died she was supposed to give a speech to high school students about a previous abusive relationship. dr. keith ablow is a member of our medical a-team. the last piece of information is so potentially telling because women who are in abusive relationships, unfortunately, very often, that emerges as a pattern in their lives. >> absolutely right. you know, you have women who again and again, for some reason, and some men following patterns where they select men and swear this one is quite different or two questions or three questions get down to the facts which would indicate, no, this is somebody you've got to be really concerned about again, because people do tend to repeat these patterns. >> megyn: why? and listen we don't know whether he was abusive toward her, we don't know whether he's guilty of intentionally killing her, the prosecutor says he is, but it's an opportunity to explore the dynamic. because why would a woman not only admits, she admitted she was abused by

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here is the police chief saying i know about that that's when he is saying when he says ghosts of the past. is he no martyr to any racial cause. is he a terrorist, he is a killer and we are going to get him. >> bill: all right. marry catherine, you say? >> yeah, i think it's a little dangerous to do this. unfortunately it adds credence to the quarters some places on facebook on the left of ache it at this vistas who are thinking look, this guy is some sort of folk hero who is bringing flight a subject. no allegedly murdered in cold blood three people. and we have though keep that in mind. i do think this sort of sets up a narrative where you're rewarding bad behavior and if there is not a belief that you can actually communicate this with him and have some kind of negotiation, i'm not sure that that's a smart situation to be in. >> bill: do you think, juan, that reopening an investigation, that was pretty thorough, i mean, i read through it today. an independent judge, i just want to tell the folks, look. when some police departments investigate their own, some, forget it. they white

. >> the violent man police say they've captured -- police say they've captured. we just got word that san jose police have arrested a man they describe as a career criminal. the operation by san jose's merge unit happened this morning at center and lewis roads. we got this video into the newsroom just within the past 45 minutes and showing the police activity. police identified the suspect as 30-year-old mitchell pope. they say he's wanted in at least two alleged shootings and perhaps more. he apparently kept changing his looks to evade place. >> we do believe this individual has gang ties. a very violent individual overall. it's not uncommon you will see one individual with this amount of violence on the city streets of san jose. >> police say he's in custody on attempted murder charges. >>> two women are recovering after a bizarre and violent home-invasion ra robbery in san jose this -- robbery in san jose this morning. the two women were in their home on mahoney drive when they heard someone breaking into their car just before 2:00 a.m. when they yelled for th

and then they say who's right? i can't figure it out. >> rose: what works and doesn't work. >> so here's what i would say. about d.c., we were only there for three and a half years so did we accomplish everything that we wanted to? absolutely not. did we make significant progress that outsize it had progress of the district has been making before? yes. that's unequivocal. and if you look at the achievement rates of the children, we moved from a situation where about a quarter of the kids were on grade level in mathematics and reading in the elementary school to now over half. you only have half the kids, that's not acceptable. but when you're seeing that much progress i think we can say that we were doing something right. i'll give you another example. when we were there, we nut place a new teacher performance evaluation system that got a lot of heat and people didn't like it, et cetera. there was a recent study that came out a few weeks ago that studied a number of urban districts across the country and what it co

dianne feinstein says she has raised this with chinese officials and says they are in denial.its findings? >> that's right. its own techniques are more effective if the attackers do not know about them. it says once the chinese hackers read all of this, it's going to be harder to track all of them. >> brian todd, thanks very much. let's get firsthand what is going on with this investigation of chinese hacking. kevin mandia, the ceo of mandian t is here. thanks for coming in. >> will it be harder to deal with these hackers? >> they've anchored themselves into certain behaviors. i feel confident, because a lot of companies have dealt with them for so long, if we change their behaviors, we're giving them a mike tyson upper cut with three 3 thou2,0 3,000 indicatort out today. i think we'll be able to predict what they do. >> what is the worst case scenario? what's the worst that they can do? >> they've actually had words of engagement, meaning they steel intellectual property. what i haven't seen them do is destroy computers systems or make data unavailable. right now they are ste

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when they say -- they say were likely siblings. the parents got hurt in the wreck.rs took more than a dozen other people to hospital. officials say about 35 vehicles were involved including semi-trucks. is indianapolis, one person is critical tonight and another, other people are hurt after cops say the snow and slick roads caused this mess. they say 20 big rigs were involved in the pileup, about 35 vehicles total. officials have closed the interstate in both directions now. they say it will remain closed for another hour. at least three people are dead tonight and hundreds of thousands more without power after a you powerful storm system tore through the south and northeast. in maryland, floods reportedly killed one person at a homeless camp. outside baltimore, heavy rains forced officials to release water from dams and ordered residents there to evacuate. nashville, a tree fell on storage shed killing a man in there. central part of tennessee, tornado overturned vehicles and ripped apart houses. in georgia, emergency officials say a twister cut a 16-mile path righ

of oakland say police. cherry's mozaratti then crashed into a taxi killed both the driver and a tourist. >>> in pleasanton police are investigating the discovery of a man's body at a city dump. police say it was found by a worker at the transfer station about 11:45 this morning. this is video we shot from news chopper 2 as investigators were looking for evidence this afternoon. no word on the man's identity or the cause of death. >>> in san jose, police are looking for the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run this morning. a woman in her late 40s was struck while crossing monterey road at about 1:00 this morning and she later died of her injuries. her name at this point has not been released. police say the car may be a dark colored honda sedan. the driver's side mirror was torn off. a head light is probably broken and police believe the windshield is also damaged. >>> the blame game in congress over looming mandatory spending cuts reached a new boiling point today including strong language by the speaker

and -- oh, what was i saying? >> bill: liberal tv media overdosing on the senator rubleio water situation. one network showed the clip 155 times. what should rubio do? >> we will tell you. >> as far as dorner himself goes, he has been like a real life super hero to many people. >> dr. marc lamont hill causing big controversy for comments he made about the mass killer and excop christopher dorner. will dr. hill apologize? he will be here. >> dread lock effect. >> smoke marijuana, also? >> bill: jesse watters goes to the big westminster dog show and makes some new friends. >> that's good. >> caution. you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the democratic party a very lucky crew. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, the obama campaign was successful in demonizing mitt romney. they defined him as out-of-touch, a rich guy who doesn't care about the folks. and the governor was not able to coun

what do the doctors say to you? do they say this is okay?active person. anybody who comes in the restaurant and watches me cook and flip burgers and run around and clean tables, they know i'm a very active person. here's the situation. people have weaknesses. we're all innately human. whether a gambling addiction, sex addition, alcohol situation, or a food addiction. food addiction is the hardest thing to kick because we always have to eat several meals a day. if you're eating, you're teasing yourself. you can cut off alcohol, gambling, promiscuous sex but can't cut off food. there needs to be one honest person left in the restaurant industry to wave that flag and say, look, we're all dying. i want to say i make a fine living doing this. and critics might say, well, john, you're profiting. of course i am. this is my job. but i've opted for a career in which i can both make money, and make a statement. >> okay, jon basso, i'll leave it there. i hear what you're saying. i'm sorry about your friend and also just kind of curious what people watc

experts say in the u.s.ney's office that was the thinking when this affidavit was written last thursday. it doesn't mean he's in mexico now. however, last night, they did search -- serve a search warrant on a hotel in tijuana, hotel down there, 20 tops yesterday raided that hotel looking for dorner in tijuana. they did not find him. the point is, they don't know where this guy is, he could still be down there. he could be in mexico. we don't know. they are not saying. we have a news conference coming up in about 20 minutes. maybe there will be some answers there. dave? >> all right. thank you, william. >> a lot of twists and turns. >> yes. >>> 7:39. let's check in again with sal. see what's happens on the roads. any problems? >> we do have slow traffic. we've had some minor problems. most of it is slowing down now that we're at the heart of the commute. let's take a look at the commute. we have a problem in south san francisco. right at 101. there is an injury crash with south san francisco fire and police o