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you do the breathalyzer and pop it like a particular -- like a tic-tac. >> it is not going to happen.e do these stories once every two years and it never happens. it is fun to talk about. we are going to take a break. my hard-hitting interview. if you leave now i will kill you. remember buy "the joy of hate." bookstores, amazon.com. g gutfeld.com. >> sleep another one. >> that's the latest video from the music legend called lucky animals. it is from the fantastic album. you have to buy this album. it is called "epic loud." it is the 15th studio album from devon and the fifth album in the project series. on top of things he is canadian. he has been here for most of the hour so let's pepper him like a piece of fish with stupid questions. i heard about you probably in like 2002 or 2003 because i was a mike patton fan. anytime you went on the message board they talked about strapping young lad and you have to find him. i didn't know where to start. that's the thing like when i have been following you and i dove in. there is so much great stuff that you do. i sound like a pathetic fan. whe

i'm the reason tac. >> that's a tac alert. >> i will bring warfare to those in the lapd uniform whetheruty. can they protect their own? >> it will be tough. what else scares me, down at the end of the paragraph, "i also own barrett 50s, so your apc are defunct and futile', a barrett 50 caliber rife sell one of the most powerful weapons you can get. and he talked about apc as an arm pord personnel carriers being defunct and futile. it sounds like anyone with an lapd uniform right now is at risk. but you have the metropolitan division of lapd, don, that are trying to protect some of the people mentioned in this manifesto and their families, because over the weekend, there was a woman who was killed, whose father at the time was an lapd captain, who represented him during his disciplinary board where he felt he was wrongly terminated. so he said that that was one of the reasons -- that is one of the reasons he shot her was because of retaliation. >> let's get to the press conference, mike. >> are you good? all right. good morning. and i say good morning, following a night of extreme traged

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you do the breathalyzer and pop it like a particular -- like a tic-tac. >> it is not going to happen.e do these stories once every two years and it never happens. it is fun to talk about. we are going to take a break. my hard-hitting interview. if you leave now i will kill you. remember buy "the joy of hate." hate." bookstores, amazon.com. [ manager 1 ] out here in the winds, i have to know the weather patterns. i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. so i can get three times the coverage. [ manager 2 ] it's like working in a giant sandbox. with all these huge toys. and with the fastest push-to-talk... i can keep track of them all. [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done" with access to the fastest push-to-talk and three times the coverage. now when you buy one kyocera duraxt rugged phone for $69.99, you'll get four free. other offers available. visit a sprint store, or call 855-878-4biz. >> that's the latest video from the music legend called lucky animals. it is from the fantastic album. you have to buy this album. it is called "epic loud." it is the 15th studio album from

. >> manager dexter morgan says tac-ops is different than most and can be used to train military andolice. >> whether it be how many rounds in each clip or how many damage is done to them, qui also put sensors on bystanders that aren't soormd if someone shoots them we can tell. >> the weapons can be programmed to stimulate any situation. >> these laser guns are pretty similar to the ones used in the military. can you look down the scope with both ice open and wherever that red dot is, that's where it will hit. >> their military braid made out of the same materials a real weapon is made out of. >> this laser tag is more mission-based and communication is key. >> right hand, left hand. high lows, doing wedges. >> and you don't have to be a pro-fighter. you can be as young as 8 to play. >> until fresno, california, michelle, fox news. >> the young pakistani girl, the taliban wanted dead has just taken a new step towards a full recovery. the latest on the teenager known by her first name around the world. and what doctors are doing to make her life a little bit more normal. and cats usua

. >> manager dexter morgan says tac-ops is different than most and can be used to train military andolice. >> whether it be how many rounds in each clip or how many damage is done to them, qui also put sensors on bystanders that aren't soormd if someone shoots them we can tell. >> the weapons can be programmed to stimulate any situation. >> these laser guns are pretty similar to the ones used in the military. can you look down the scope with both ice open and wherever that red dot is, that's where it will hit. >> their military braid made out of the same materials a real weapon is made out of. >> this laser tag is more mission-based and communication is key. >> right hand, left hand. high lows, doing wedges. >> and you don't have to be a pro-fighter. you can be as young as 8 to play. >> until fresno, california, michelle, fox news. >> the young pakistani girl, the taliban wanted dead has just taken a new step towards a full recovery. the latest on the teenager known by her first name around the world. and what doctors are doing to make her life a little bit more normal. and cats usua

you do the breathalyzer and pop it like a particular -- like a tic-tac. >> it is not going to happen. once every two years and it never happens. it is fun to talk about. we are going to take a break. my hard-hitting interview. if you leave now i will kill you. remember buy "the joy of hate." bookstores, amazon.com. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us flight to our favorite climbing spot even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. i'm here to pick up some cacti. it should be under stephens. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time... yea, the golden barrels... managing wireless costs and technology

i said, tic-tac-toe do it."did not know the words informant or snitch until least two years after that. she said, "i will call you on monday. we're going to do it on monday and i will tell you what is going on the whole way through." apparently, that was the first time and the only time they used her before she was murdered. when she called me, the policeman was there in the car. his name was poo behr. she was talking to him and acting like it was just an adventure. and that he had her back and would keep her safe and then it was all over. i was certain since she tell me about it and he knew that i knew, that really was all over. so when they called me a month later at 3:00 in the morning and said my daughter was missing, i thought, maybe she had a festival for was with a friend because i had been called by her father at thanksgiving time into is that a festival and i found her through her friends. i started calling her friends. i said, "do i need to come to tallahassee they said, "no, not at this time." i went

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family in hawaii for what would likely be her last time seeing them when do not rive did seattle sea-tac airport t.s.a. agents forced her to lift up her shirt in public so they could check underneath her bandages. asked for privacy but the agents wouldn't allow it the whole situation started after t.s.a. agent had seen to being connected to do dash to do nash's torso a result of her medical condition and nash was eventually allowed to proceed only after being hurt and humiliated earlier in two thousand and twelve t.s.a. agents and for lauderdale airport in florida pulled eighteen month old baby girl rianna off a flight because her name was on the federal government's no fly list take a look at happened tuesday night at the airport in fort lauderdale brianna and her parents had just boarded a jet blue flight they were heading home to new jersey they say that's when a jet blue employee told them they have to get off the plane and i said for a while and he sent well it's not you or your husband and your daughter was flying as no fly i said excuse me. brianna's family believes they were bein

there would be a team of 15 operators, an intel guy, and a tac-sat radio. their physical pipe, their bandwidth back to us was limited. they could send e-mail and make phone calls. when it came time to send imagery, send large documents, it was painfully slow, so they did not. similarly, when they tried to draw on those things from our headquarters, you really could not. we might have one intel person for it. they are so busy they don't have time to leverage all the information that the headquarters intelligence is making available, nor do they have time to send it. have these two elements -- you have these two elements not joined. an element would do a raid and capture whoever. they would get phone, computer documents, whatnot. those would be put in a bag, either a sandbag, one of the burlap sandbags, or a plastic garbage bag, and they would be shipped back to headquarters with a tag on them that says here is the stuff we captured. by the time it got back to the headquarters, it would be stacked up. it would be exploited, as we call "read." i went in one ro

. >> it's great to be playful and have games like tic tac toe.ickets to the game wrapped up in a little bag. and other fun things like smell good candles are always good if you travel a lot. >> just make it fun. >> make it fun. >> you don't have to spend a lot. these are ideas that don't have to cost a lot. >> absolutely. >> andre wells, thanks for coming in today. you can find those ideas myfoxdc.com. >> thank you. >> coming up at 9:00, after they clean out their lockers, what's next for professional athletes? a new nba program designed for them. >> i love it. it is a big night for the president. president obama will have a live preview of his state of the union address. we are back right after this. 8:55.  [ ariel ] my mother was never into our coffee at all. she would only get a splash of coffee in her cup and then fill the rest up with cream and it -- mommy, what's going on? what are you doing? so when we did the blonde roast, she finally went from a splash of coffee to only a splash of cream. and i thought tha

she lived alone and she drove, she was sharp as a tac and she got the noro virus before christmas. rather than coming to my office where she could have had an extensive care she called a friend to take her to the emergency room where they gave her a fluid overload and then she had a stroke and ended up in a nursing home. .. >> we think about our patient because she did not get good care, in my opinion. everybody was doing what they felt was the right thing, and everybody made a lot of money. so the lowly primary care physicians maybe one solution to it. it certainly will be crucial, but it's going to require far more than that. i'm a physician. i'm also chief executive officer of an organization, and we decided to go for it. so about a year and a half ago we said we are going to go ahead, change all of our contracts, as you are talking about, w we're going to invest t least $25 million, putting in the care transformation models and figure out how to contract with everybody, medicare and everybody else in the new system. to see if we can do a better job with this. the interesting th