over the campus? >> that flag belongs to me, too. and i just wish we would start caring about each other. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. big win for donald trump. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we have stated, mr. trump won the election because of his economic vision. he promised to stop american corporations from sending blue collar jobs overseas. >> companies like carrier are firing their workers and moving to mexico. ford is moving all of their small car production to mexico. when i'm president, if a company wants to fire their workers and leave for mexico or other countries, then we will charge them a 35% tax when they want to ship their products back into the united states. and they won't leave, believe me. >> well, now, the carrier corporation says it will stay in indianapolis saving 1,000 jobs. no question president-elect trump using vice president elect mike pence

it reached a point of stasis after the georgia flag in 2004 and the compromise that brought the flag down from the dome of south carolina to confederate soldiers monument. i think everyone realized it was an armistice awaiting something, developments. evolution, if you will, of feeling in the country and demographic change as well. all these things occurring. so the taking down is one part of what you're saying. i think that to some degree it came at a time when there's political movement to do that anyway. for one thing, there was an election year coming up, and the confederate flag has been a divisive issue in south carolina politics, get out political table before the election. the treatment of it in a reverential way, presumably made in america, has nothing to do with the real flags carried by actual confederate flags in battle that are revered as pieces of the true cross because of their association but this is not one of them. >> they had to get their pound of flesh in order for that flag to come down. the people that wanted it to remain had to be made whole in some publicly per

the flags are used to decorate fishing vessels. the boats were lost in the tsunami, the flags had nowhere to fly. he said he found his flag in front of his home which had flooded. >> translator: they were here. >> reporter: his mother cocoa set out to rescue them. she carefully cleaned each flag and kept them until giving them to tanaka. cocoa passed away two years ago. she never spoke about her reaso reasons for donating the flags. he thinks she did it so they would be seen again. >> translator: it's a flag. it's supposed to be seen by lots of people. that will make the flag happy. people will see how beautiful it is. >> reporter: he rebuilt his boat two years after the quake. he decorated it with a new tairyo-bata. it became an inspiration to others along the coast. tanaka is still doing his part carefully giving the donated flags new life. >> translator: i realized after i started doing it that it was a form of prayer, a prayer for the resumption of fishing and for the town's recovery. >> reporter: the tairyo-bata are filled with

color guard, honor the flag. join me in the pledge. for which it stands, i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all >> color guard. return to rank. color guard, about face. color guard, halt. color guard. dismiss. audience, you may be seated. >> another thanks to the boy scouts and girl scouts to the dedication and leadership. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> they represent over 450 boy scouts and girl scouts here at the area of the muslim society and several thousand americans around the united states. and then the buddist and then that was the adam center and the second largest of the united states and that's the satellites and then in the fbi and the department of justice and then the national security and to receive that work. this mosque is a home to active duty of the first part of the united states f of american and a gold star family. we had a community members and the u.s. army and

nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. consequences, perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail. >> these kids starting out burning the american flag and putting it in donald trump's face. >> a flag burning challenge. they took some pictures. they burned two flags in front of his hotel and burned these two flags at trump international and challenge people to burn more flags. >> what do you think about that? are they showing their freedom of speech there and exercising what they think the president-elect overstepped? do you agree with their message and their pilgrim hats? >> what did you say when judge napolitano was on it. >> it's amazing that if you have to tril down to a profound statement, we can only drill down to one. >> there was something -- >> you remember something profound. >> you said something like they have the right to do this. you might not agree with it, but it's it was something like that, but our soldiers have gone to work to give you that right, even though we all think it's despicable. >> because it is

prepare to retire the flag. post! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> order! end of each day, inmates participating in santa rosa's veterans program lower the flag, just as they raise it every morning. >> file! >> one of santa rosa's veterans is now just days away from returning to life on the outside. twuan stallworth has been treated for post-traumatic stress disorder while serving a one-year sentence for cocaine possession. >> i have ten days left, so every day i count down, ten, nine, eight, and by next friday, midnight, hopefully my ride will show up because i'm going to go ahead and get my folks to pick me up. that way i don't have to wait until the next day. i can't wait to get the hell out of here. >> stallworth's first priority is seeing his 3-year-old son. >> first thing i'm going to do when i get out is grab my little boy. i sent message that he's there at my grandmother's house where i'm going to stay for a little bit. so first thing i'm going to do, i'm going to say hey to grandma, get some sugar from grandma. then hopefully my son's awake, which h

on 23 occasions the year the flag marked moments of death and carnage from honoring victims from the orlando massacre to eulogizing the police officers in baton rouge and louisiana. >>> in fact, 2016 saw police deaths rise to their highest level in five years. >>> 64 officers were gunned down in the line of duty, 21 of those slain in ambushs. the other 30 days the flag was flown at half-staff mark days of national remembrance, like pearl harbor and september 11th and honoring political figures, like justice antonin scalia and nancy reagan and john glenn, all of which passed away this year. president obama ordered the flag at half-staff more than any other president in history. under president obama, he was flown on 73 different occasion compared to 58 for george w. bush and 50 for bill: >>> wepg, the wap group run dnc filed a lawsuit accusing am-on-jet of fringe mark infridgem. they are advertising, selling, manufacturing, promoting and distributing multiple products in run dmc's name without permission. they include glasses, hats, tee-shirt and other items. they dulaimi retailers ha

court that were written to suppress the idea of hating the flag for hitting the country because the very same laws that prohibit burning the flag permitted other kinds of publicg fires so look at the government wants to prohibit all public fires in an area because there's a public safety need it can probably do that but if it wants to permit it in the friday things like cookouts and burning leaves or camping by prohibit burning the flag because it wants to suppress the idea of hating the flag, it can't do that because the first amendment has kept the government out of the business of censoring speech and deciding what ideas can be expressed in what ideas can.eas' kennedy: it seems like an emotional and political argument and if you walk some of his rhetoric back on several areas including whether or not he's going to go after hillary clinton as you know chanting lock her up in saying she would he in jail if she were in charge allows this country but now he's singing a different tune and his supporters say you can't take everything he says literally. >> you may very well just be comi

see the flag down there just north of the border on the south side of colorado right now making its way up i 25. tomorrow governor john hickenlooper has also ordered flags be at half staff, in tooper donahue's memory. former astronaut buzz aldrin had to be evacuated from the south pole, while he was visiting there as a tourist. the national science foundation says aldrin's health deteriorated but didn't give details on everything else. they're not saying much right now. doctors say he's doing all right at the moment. aldrin is famous for being the second person to ever walk on the moon. we're just learning today that cruise line princess cruises has been caught polluting the seas and intentionally tried to cover it up. that's according to a report by usa today. they say the company will plead guilty to seven felony charges, related to polluting and will pay 40 million criminal that's according to a plea agreement announced today by the us department of justice. let's get outside and check the weather. great keeping an eye on things kind of a cloudy day. is something moving in craig? it

the state house belongs to all people. that was not possible with that flag. we came together in a way that allowed us to see each other in ways that don't always happen, with love, grace, and compassion. it's a love we learned from the emmanuel 12. the flag came down. and south carolina moved forward. i'd like to think that jack kemp would have been proud of that. and i guess you all have heard that i'm up for a different job now. it's an incredibly challenging time for our country. both here at home and internationally. but it's also an exciting time. we will have a new president. we will have opportunity to put our conservative principles into action. so when president-elect trump asked me to be his nominee as ambassador to the united nations, i was honored to accept. i'm not going to get into the details of our international challenges here tonight. i will say two things. first, jack kemp was a guiding light for us. not just in the areas of economic growth, empowerment, and civil rights. he was a guiding light in foreign affairs as well. with the passage of

why did you remove the american flag from campus. don't you realize the whole country is laughing at you right now. get your foot out of my door. i don't want to talk to you about it. don't you think you owe it to your veterans to talk about it. you made a lot of people very upset. i think you owe the country an explanation. did you see what happened. that liberal professor is an embarrassment to the country he's part of the problem he's at typical tour he should be held accountable. he owes the american people reasons why he took that down. the few people instead of looking at being proud of america. i think there is actually a protest. to see something like $7.4 million in federal aid for the tuition. let me ask you this. the college put out a quote. and they said we see this conversation on campus as an important learning opportunity. what do you say to that. being a disrespectful to the thousands if not hundreds of thousands of men and women have given their life for the united states. it's not a learning opportunity. >> if they'r

. >>> burning question, should people be jailed for lighting up the american flag? donald trump raises eyebrows with a tweet but does the law a paramedic gets a haunting 911 call. it wasn't the emergency but what happened after that has a family calling her a hero. >>> welcome to "news 4 this week." >> hi everyone. i'm amelia draper. we start with a new plan to make metro good again. general manager paul retafeld recently marked one year on the job and he wrote up an ambitious the gm is confident riders will see improvement. >> reporter: in a room chock full of elected leaders, metro employees, and media, gm paul wedefeld charting a new course that quite simply caters to the rider. >> what they want is the trains to run on time and the buss to run on time. that's what they want. the big message is i want i customers to know that i get it. that you get it. that we get it. at metro. >> reporter: all throughout this speech the gm feeling confident that metro will turn it around. so what are the specifics? >> we're going to put a much greater emphasis on customer experie

i pledge allegiance -- >> to the flag of the united states of america, and to the which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, governor. >> if you would remain standing, thank you, tom -- at this point, i will invite another to come forward to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light

julie: the burning of a flag?n a public space and it becomes a safety thing, of course. meghan: i do, no, i said if you burn an american flag, you have to go visit a wounded veteran at walt every reed, you have to go to a -- walter reed, you have to go to a military funeral because this flag is a symbol of patriotism, for what our veterans fight and die for, men, women, all races since the beginning of this country. i have a huge vintage american flag, it's very meaningful to me, and the idea that you would desecrate a flag, it symbolizes so much more. and i agree, it's beyond bums. it's -- and i agree with you, julie, because liberals need to understand it's every ugly stereotype about liberals. it's everything conservatives hate about liberals, and it's only making it worse. melissa: so they're out there burning this flag while he's getting the wheels of the economy rolling again for everyone. it's interesting that they would sort of take the time to stand there and set the flag on fire and this is what you're g

where these companies have to have a positive carrying of the flag around the world, we might consider whether it is to our benefit.

the flags are flying. men army has lost so many that the units are now very small and they start going across the field. be pickets said to charge of the west. attacks and they didn't work. and that is legends how this is. but they are covering two miles of open ground. it is not flat ground. you have these goalies. side and the east side, you cannot see the west -- rest of the army. as they stepped off the guns in start doing what they do best, long range fire. just rainingflank , they are being torn apart step-by-step. after the union infantry deployed at the warning the went artillery basically around the line and positioned the guns along the line at different points. , soreates these cross-fires it is devastating what will happen. some research that has been done on franklin that changes the perspective. they will have several small attacks and the whole army is not hitting at once. as she to is not -- is going forward, that will stall them a bit. divisions of stewart's core slowed down by some terrain

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president obama has now ordered the flag at half staff more than any other president in history. under president obama, it was flown on 73 different occasions compared to 58 for george w. bush and 50 for bill clinton. >> the rap group run dmc has filed a $50 million lawsuit in new york accusing walmart, amazon, jet, and other retailers of trademark infringement. it alleged they're selling, manufacturing, promoting, and distributing multiple products in run dmc's name without the group's permission. it includes glasses, hats, t-shirts, patches, wallets, and other items. they claim the retailers have improperly profited, diluted, harmed the brand, and so far, neither side has commented on the lawsuit. >> a close call for passengers aboard a helicopter that crashed in the mountains of northern los angeles. all four onboard survived a hard landing about 1,000 feet below the snowy summit of mt. baldy. nearby hikers reportedly assisted the passengers. two were transported with injuries. the faa is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> and coming up, how one couple's fight forces a c

president did change his mind saying the flag can, in fact, fly atants the hate threats to stop. >> they use flag to mourn like she died. >> also why do i not -- >> -- i hate that story. >> why do i not feel that james mattis is scared of trench from held brand. >> 2 a year tradition now in danger of going extinct. >> tens of thousands of graves at arlington national security could go without a wreath on christmas. you can change that here so explain is the chairman of the board for wreeteds across america. sir, thank you for joining us this morning. it's such an honorable mission that you have. tell us about what you do and the short fall that can you recollectly exists? >> well, as you know, wreaths across america is a nonprofit organization that reaches out to honor and remember our veterans buried not only just at arlington but in 1200 locations across the nation. but our concern right now is with arlington. i consider that our nation's national cemetery. and right now, we're looking at a shortage of sponsorships for about 68,300 wreaths in order

if i buy the flag it's my flag and i can do to it what i want. >> you spun the yarn and wove the flag out of the thread and maybe your own and then you burn it to buy with the government have been issued? john: whitest donald trump say that in fact hillary clinton wanted to ban it to matter. >> that's absolutely right. appeals to a certain segment of supporters, the un-american types out there that are saying things that are unpatriotic and damaging to the united states but of course it would be far more damaging for the u.s. to clamp down on freedom of speech. john: now after making his nasty comparisons of donald trump i want to end by pointing out there are a bunch of things he seems to be doing that we think are good. >> one of the best things about his election campaign was he often spoke about the crushing burden of regulations on business and i think that's why a lot of people voted for him. they are concerned about their ability to earn a living. john: ca has a school choice advocates an education department. >> people want to be left alone, a lot of people do. john: are you e

i speak of last year's shootings in charleston and the removal of the confederate flag. when i first got word of the shootings, i knew this would be unbearably painful for our state. nine shooting deaths in a church at bible study. a state senator and a leading figure in the local black ministry shot to death. we never imagined something so horrifying. the next morning we captured the killer and immediately became clear that this was the act of a racist. motivated not by mental illness but by pure hate. the first thing we needed to do was lift up those families and celebrate the lives of the victims. i decided to attend each funeral. i met the families. i heard their stories. and through it all, i had the privilege to get to know nine amazing souls. after each funeral i would head home and sit down with my two kids. i would show them the faces on the programs. i would introduce them to the person i met that day. i introduced them to ethel lance, who despite losing her daughter to cancer two years earlier was a woman of love and joy who constantly sang her favorite song. o

people started putting up the flags after he moved in because the lgbtq community has criticized his policies regarding gay rights. >> i feel strongly about that. tim: she has gay and lesbian friends. when one person suggested getting a pride flag, several neighbors said, me, this is one way i can show my disagreement. tim: in january he will move to the vice president's mansion. until he does, the flag-hanging neighbors say he is welcome here. >> i have no idea what he will think about, but i hope that he will change his mind. tim: i reached out to the the president-elect and we do not get one. if we get when we will let you know right away. tim barber, abc 7 news. michelle: sadness filling parking lots of a manassas food lion tonight. dozens of friends and loved one gather to remember a person shot to death last night. it was here that jackson stumbled back into the store and collapsed. the police are looking for the suspected shooter. investigators say the men knew each other. argument before the shooting. jonathan: the prince george's county council has revoked a congress member's

but until he does, the flag hanging neighbors say he is welcome.. and they are just expressing their feelings. starting today .. all it takes is a single search warrant and federal agents can search millions of americans' computers and cell phones. a bipartisan group of senators tried to stop the rule from taking effect, but republican senate leaders denied their requests for a vote. the justice department says the updated rule is needed to help them investigate and track down cyber criminals. oregon senator ron wyden-- one of the senators who tried to block the rule-- calls it "government hacking and surveillance." he went on to promise to introduce a new bill in the next congress to repeal it. astronaut -- how buzz aldrin is doing after a medical emergency at the south pole. and... an 11-year-old stepped up to her big sister duties. the quick action she took to save her newborn sister's life. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it

and burning the flag. >> he says they will immediately put a ban on immigration from certain regions in order to prevent terrorists from entering the country. >> right now thousands and thousands and thousands of people are pouring into our country. we have no idea who they are, where they come from, do they love us, and in a lot of cases know they don't love us. >> democrat say his plan to deport illegal immigrants will not be feasible. >> most of the people here now are not leaving so unless donald trump wants to deport 11 million - 20 million immigrants were not here legally -- >> meanwhile, donald trump introduces secretary of defense pick and plans to make more nominations in the coming days. >> we have gray people going to be named over the next several days. >> he plans to hold events in michigan and i will later this week. >>> president-elect trump is threatening to cancel a contract with boeing to build new air force one jets because he says boeing is charging too much. he tweeted that the cost are out of control more than 4 billion, cancel order. it is not clear what prompt

if i buy the flag it's my flag and i can do to it what i want. >> you spun the yarn and wove the flag out of the thread and maybe your own and then you burn it to buy with the government have been issued? john: whitest donald trump say that in fact hillary clinton wanted to ban it to matter. >> that's absolutely right. appeals to a certain segment of supporters, the un-american types out there that are saying things that are unpatriotic and damaging to the united states but of course it would be far more damaging for the u.s. to clamp down on freedom of speech. john: now after making his nasty comparisons of donald trump i want to end by pointing out there are a bunch of things he seems to be doing that we think are good. >> one of the best things about his election campaign was he often spoke about the crushing burden of regulations on business and i think that's why a lot of people voted for him. they are concerned about their ability to earn a living. john: ca has a school choice advocates an education department. >> people want to be left alone, a lot of people do. john: are you e

and we recognize in order to do what we want to do what we probably made more sense to put the flag back up and that is what we have done. >> school officials said they did not lower the flight to make a political statement and they never intended to offend veterans or military families. >> don't be fooled by this bright beautiful sunshine over boston. temps trending down this let's bring in daniel niles for a check on the accuweather forecast. how long will we savor sunshine? >> the sun will be out a lot of this weekend which is good news the temperature starting to cool off. there is an active breeze see you can feel the change in the air. not 55-60 like yesterday. 49 in boston right now, 49 lawrence, above average day, but you have to factor in the wind and it is gusty. not damaging but out of the west between 20 and 30 miles per hour in terms of gus adding the real feel is 43 in boston currently 40 -- 34 in worcester. we have had a few cumulus clouds building in the sky back through metrowest now as well. a few clouds tonight, lows in the 30s, chilly as in the suburbs the wind stay s

whatever this person does to the flag, you should do to him. and if you step on my flag, even jesus knows that you should be stepped on. if you burn my flag, then i am entitled to burn you. what goes around comes around. that's what i feel. >> vincent, do you want to answer it? >> i don't think i can improve on that. >> just an interesting observation ever since kaepernick decided to take a knee when they started playing the national anthem. you can take issue with our nation and other things but ever since that happened the nfl that has been when you make millions and billions of dollars everybody smiles and walks to the bank. ratings have dropped for the nfl by 30%. everybody is scrambling saying what is happening here. so they never thought this would ever happen. that that would be the past time on sunday and we would all watch. clearly they struck a nerve and why this is happening and these two gentlemen told you why it might be happening. up there is a question. yes, sir. >> my question, what was it specifically about your experiences that

how do you then go and disrespect the flag and the anthem of that country.: maybe you are a person who lived and read through history and you realize that a lot of those people of every color who died for this country, some of them didn't have the rights that their fellow servicemen had when they came back to the country after fighting. maybe are you one of those people who realizes that the pennal system in america was designed to oppress black people, it was designed to enslave people t is a relic of slavery, maybe you are one of those people. what i don't understand, a guy knee kneeling in the corner, i don't understand why that offends you so much, it is not like he is even trying to skinning over you, oh say me see-- no, he's not doing anything that feaks youment i don't understand why it ets go you. i genuinely don't. he is in a rn coulder kneeling by himself. why does that offend you so much. >> for me i know what that flag means to me. i know what that flag means to those fighting for our country right now it is bigger than a piece of cloth it is a s

i think of last year's mother emmanuel shootings and the removal of the confederate flag. when i first got word of the shootings, i knew this was going to be unbearably painful. nine shooting deaths, in a church, at bible study. a state senator and a leading figure in the local black ministry, shot to death. we never imagined something so horrifying. the next morning, we capture the killer and it immediately became clear that this was the act of a racist, motivated not by mental illness, but by pure hate. the first thing we need to do was lift up those families and celebrate the lives of the victims. i decided to attend each funeral. i met the families. i heard their stories. through it all, i had the privilege to get to know nine amazing souls. after each funeral, i would head home and sit down with my kids and show them the faces on the program. i would introduce them to the person i met that day. i introduced them to ethel lee lance who despite losing her daughter to cancer two years prior, was a woman of love and joy who constantly sang her day at a time one sweet jesus

the american flag is flying once again on the campusment. stars and trip raised back up on the poll this morning. two weeks ago you may remember university officials decided not to fly the flag after students lit it on fire following a presidential election pro test. military veteran say that they were going to hold a protest if the flag didn't go back up. investigator work to identify victoria warren has been following the story for us live. she's joining us live. what's the latest info you are hearing? >> police are continuing their investigation. the medical chancer will examine the body trying to find positive identity. decapitated the head found nearby. a man decapitated bodies found. a criminal investigation is under way. crime scene investigators comb the area along the merrimack river. it all started thursday afternoon when the d.a. said a women out walking her dog called 911 after coming across the body. investigators left with bags of evidence and the medical the body and exactly how the man died. the d.a. said foul play is suspect

. >> it's the color of the philadelphia flag, the color of the flag of sweden, light blue and yellow. that's the color of the swedish flag. you look up at the city hall tower, first of all, who's on top of the city hall tower, william penn, right? do you know where he's facing? he's facing -- no one knows this, he's facing the indian village lenape village where the treat ty penn's treaty is signe he's facing the northeast. there are four our european statues, two lenapes and two europeans, europeans are sweeds and one of them, the woman on the southeast corner is holding a baby. the baby is reaching out and the baby's arm is pointing to the southwest part of the city where the original swedes settled. so the little baby is pointing towards the swedish settlement and william penn towards the settlement of the treaty of shack mac sin. >> you mentioned queen village, i think about the different neighborhoods, philadelphia is made up of so much neighborhoods. how did that get started? >> a lot of neighborhoods have lenni lenape names, manayunk, were named for lenape. and the early swedis

the flag bearer for team the flag bearerfor team gb the flag bearer for team gb at rio tinto six in paralympiche's won 12 paralympic medals, including ten golds in four games and is now a sir. but as he told the bbc he wont let the honour go to his head. i have been through so many emotions once i received the letter, fear, excitement, just intrigued. i hope it doesn't change my life, i don't think it will. it won't change me but it is taking a lot of getting used to. for me, i had many operations to iron me out, 15 major operations, lots of breaking of bones, and that was before i was riding horses, and i carried on breaking bones. to be here today receiving this nomination for a knighthood is just, yeah, receiving this nomination for a knighthood isjust, yeah, really, really surreal. my team members in the equestrian canon share a part of the equestrian canon share a part of the knighthood because i wouldn't have been able to get the amount of tea m have been able to get the amount of team gold medals we have got, but also friends, family, staff and support that have all contributed to this.

why school officials are banalling the confederate -- banning the confederate flag on a couple pus. >>> and north carolina other other over the outcome of the -- over the outcome of the controversial bathroom bill. we'll be right back, thank you for watching wusa9 >>> a special session of the north carolina legislature has adjourned for the year without voting on a repole or amendment to the state's controversial hb 2 bill. that's the law which now requires transgender people to use public bathrooms basted on gender at birth. brook silva-braga has reaction from both sides of the issue. >> reporter: demonstrators, protesting house bill 2 packed the north carolina state house but a deal to repeal the law fell apart wednesday night. democrats and republicans quickly blamed each other. >> today, the legislature had a chance to do the right thing for north carolina. and they failed. >> reporter: the bill forces transgender people to their birth certificate. and limits lgbt protections. it's become a lightning rod. major continue certificates and sporting -- concerts and sporting events wer

person that desecrates the flag, whatever this person does to the flag, you should do it to him [applause] . him.u should do it to [applause] flag, even on my jesus knows that it should not be stepped on. if you burn my flag, then i am entitled to burn you. what goes around comes around. that is what i feel. >> i don't think i could improve on that. [laughter] [applause] >> just an interesting observation. ever since decided to take a knee -- ever since kevin cap or nick decided to take a knee, it has been an absolute juggernaut and the ratings. if you make millions and billions of dollars, everyone smiles and just walks to the bank. ratings have fallen for the nfl by 30%. everyone is scrambling and saying what the hell is happening here? they never thought that would be happening. clearly they struck a nerve and now there scrambling to try to figure out why this is happening. these two gentlemen just told you eloquently why it might be happening. >> what was it specifically about your experience that those drove you to share feelings in looks and screenplays? made you

. >>> a scene all too familiar in colorado, the honor flag coming to colorado. >> pays tribute to those losing their life in the line of duty. this is in trinidad now and flags will be lower to half staff tomorrow to honor donahue. move over law, moving over one lane at least while passing police pulling over people on the road. >> jason gruenauer is following it right now. what can people expect? >> we this is one spot, seeing somebody getting pulled over. this is near 25 in the tech center and if you pull over, you have to move over to there. within a half hour earlier this morning, saw at least a dozen people being pulled over and issued warnings or tickets for not moving over a lane for a police officer with the lights on. just last week, took the life of donahue. >> some of it is that there's other traffic and they can't merge, just ask that they would slow down at that point in time. educating the public about the law which has been o on the books since 2005. if you break it, expect to pay a fine of at least $87. this is going on today and law enforcement wants you to know that mo

the flags flying outside two different gyms burned to a crisp on the anniversary of pearl harbor.e defended the flag and what it stands for. >> america is the best place whether you want to accept that or not. >> it has so much opportunity. >> go somewhere else for a couple of months see how many rights you have there. >> both of the flags stay in place while police track down who did it. >>> we first told you about the heartbreaking story out of new mexico early this year. purple heart recipient robbed a $340,000 by diane zeman and joe roscoe. someone recognized their pictures on tv. >> your kids toys might be spying on them. >> what's nayour name? >> a complaint against that doll my friend kayla and ique robot. it is asking kids for personal information like their parents names and where they live. so creepy. >> and controversial christmas board game pitting santa against jesus. they put two players on two teams santa and jesus. they compete to win the most believers. it triflallizes christian values and beliefs. >>> we christmas shopping to do or you haven't started but are you

he had to have the rhodesian flag, the apartheid south african flag and he had to have the confederate flag, i'm not done yet. and then he had to have his manifesto where he said he wanted to start a race war. that's still not enough. then you had to have the families of the slain forgive dylan roof. while, wow. and then, they are going to take down the confederate flag with dignity. we see it today. what happened in orlando is horrific. but the way that the killer has then become the avatar for all muslims in the world, but you didn't see the same kind of rationale being used, for instance, with timothy mcveigh, right, so that is part of the way that the narrative's work, and the way that they begin to undergird undergird policy. you hear, as they're talking about muslims and terrorists that they are in fact talking about what kind of policies to put in place based on this. >> if i can follow up with another thing, when they looked up and they saw three flags flying at half mast with the u.s. flag, the state flag and then the confederate flag flu at full mass and then you'd strategize

. -- edge allegiance >> to the flag of the united states of america, and to the flight for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, governor. >> if you would remain standing, thank you, tom -- at this point, i will invite another to come forward to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> well, thank you for that wonderful rendition. that was outstanding. if everyone would be seated please, our invocation will be delivered by bishop ira. bishop: this time, if i may ask you to stand again for the invocation in honor of our governor and the lord and savior of our nation, who has made this nation