i merely said i didn't like the uniforms. ht green and yellow to threads that look similar to ohio state colors. >> oregon will be a blur no matter the color of the uniform. you're so right, chuck. jeremy, this is a nike dream. expecting a clash of the uniforms and raking in the money. and the oregon smuk tweeted, they could dress like batman for all i care as long as they win. go ducks. good on you lou. thanks for being with us. neil: think things are chilly outside the capitol? there's down right frosty inside the capitol. the record number of republicans giving john boehner the cold shoulder. not enough to make him speaker, but enough to make him think. just because john boehner shook off the rebellion on the right doesn't mean he's loved by everyone on the right. six out of ten regular republican voters just don't want him as speaker at all. they didn't get their wish. their fear is he's too mooshy and moderate and too interested in settling with democrats and not taking the fight to democrats. a former house speaker on ho

both ministers of defense and interior were there in this committee but there are people who wear the uniformnd they do not obey the orders. >> it sounds as though sanaa is in a state of utter chaos. >> at this point, yes. it's a very -- this story is developing so quickly i think by the time i finish this conversation something new will happen. we may probably have a new yemen by the end of the day in terms of maybe a new system altogether. i still don't know what is happening. what i know now is there are attempts to ceasefire and there are people or body whose are trying not to happen. >> let's get an update from the yemen capitol sanaa and talk to the editor in chief of the yemen post and joins us live via skype from sanaa. and dramatic events in the yemen capitol today, this morning and today. bring us up to date if you can with the latest on the fighting in the capitol. it appears to be chaotic, what are you seeing and hearing now? >> no one expected militants more than 2000 can defeat the entire government, army and shows the president was not responsible for the military divided them

to rick leventhal with the latest. >> reporter: the police uniforms are especially troubling since the attacks used by deadly effect by insurgents in iraq. it's not clear how the cell understood to use the uniforms but authorities tell us they believe these men were hours away from launching attacks against belgian police on the streets or in their station house. the terror suspects were under surveillance for weeks if not months. some have been tracked from syria, where they spent time on the battlefield, and when counterterrorism teams moved in, the suspects opened fire with military weapons, sparking a gun battle that left two suspects fade other wounds. 13 others were rounded up and a goes more busted in france with suspected ties to the kosher grocery shooter, and other terror related arrests in germany and great britain. the latest issue of "charlie hebdo" may have unified support for police and victims but it's also sparked demonstrations that have turned violent in pakistan algeries and elsewhere in the arab world. maybe muslims angered by the magazine cover cartoon of the prop

so long-term, we want to be china's team. >> tell me about the uniforms themselves. tell me about the design. i see the warriors slate a little bit like on saturday. there is a lot of different accents and color teams. what was that in >> slate is a lucky color for the warriors, we are 5-0 on our saturday night game. we never lost a game when we were wearing the slate color for the jerseys and yellow a tip of the hat to china and of course warriors have yellow in our color scheme too. on the shoel on the waste band you see celebrating the year 2015, the year of the goat. i just want you to know that. it's been a 2-year process to have us go through development and be able to present what we are presenting today. from a basketball point, gog is a greatest of all time. when you think of the warrior season so far in our franchise season in the whole year, this is the greatest we've had. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think dramon when you think of the chinese community and the culture there is such a sense of family and you see multi-generation really people hanging out to

for the north, of course, but what you might not know is we were making uniforms for the confederacy. they would ship their cotton to baltimore and maine and woven in the cloth and come down here and we make uniforms and because of our location we could send it back by boat or by train so yes, we were making uniforms, it was an entrepreneurship, it was money to be made in it but in the very beginning, the german jewish immigrants that were coming into baltimore by the thousands were really responsible for starting the garment or the clothing business here. the folks would do the cutting here in the building like this and then the cloth would be sent home to their wives or daughters and they'd be finishing the sewing in their basement or in their living room and then bring it back into the shop to have the finishing touches put on. that's where the original word of sweat shop came from because they were working in pretty bad conditions in their houses and even also here in the building here. to tell you one other thing, i have to tell you this it's usually a secret

the. but i was so impressed just looking at him in uniform and jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. >> and you wanted to do that. >> that was my inspiration to become a parra trooper. but my conditions about the same as his. i owe it all to my family and father. we hunted. we were economically depressed. in my early days i learned to hunt and fish. still do. but i was also a boy scout. and explore scout. so i took those values that i learned with me into the military. now i joined the national guard in 1959. didn't see no recruiter but i had gotten my draft card and i didn't have to worry about that because we had already made our mind up to go in the national guard because at the it was completely integrated and they were recruiting minorities. and so i joined the national guard and did my basic and my a.i.t. and i fell in love with the military. so up on completing my advanced individual training which was infantry i decided i wanted to go regular army and i asked could i go regular army and they said of course but we'll take a stripe from you. no problem. which they had to do anyho

the. but i was so impressed just looking at him in uniform and jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. [laughter] >> and you wanted to do that. >> that was my inspiration to become a paratrooper. but my conditions about the same as his. i owe it all to my family and father. because we hunted. we were economically depressed. and in my early days i learned to hunt and fish. still do. but i learned my skills. but i was also a boy scout. and explorer scout. so i took those values that i learned with me into the military. now i joined the national guard in 1959. didn't see no recruiter but i had gotten my draft card and i didn't have to worry about that because we had already made our mind up to go in the national guard because at the it was completely integrated and they were recruiting minorities. and so i joined the national guard and did my basic and my a.i.t. and i fell in love with the military. so upon completing my advanced individual training which was infantry, i decided i wanted to go regular army and i asked could i go regular army and they said, of course but we'll take a stripe

adam silver has shown whether it's about gambling or he's floating the idea of putting ads on the uniforms of players that he's about monetizing this league within an inch of its life, and gambling is just one part of that magic. >> has las vegas been the beneficiary of the narrow range of sports betting legal options. as long as you keep it in short supply does the vegas book flourish? >> we've had an exclusive here for many years. it's the only place you can come and bet on daily games, whether if be nfl, nba, nhl or baseball. and the sports books have flourished. they've done a very nice job. approximately $3.5 billion a year give or take a few pennies, and everything is going very nicely. we have a great life out here, and we love sports gambling. we love adam silver. we think he's brilliant. probably the biggest splash any commissioner has ever made in the top four sports, starting out with the scandal with the l.a. clippers and sterling. and now throwing his hat in the ring to legalize sports gambling and not be hypocritical because all the fantasy stuff is doing $60 billion to $70 b

why both ministers of defense and interior were on the committee but there are people who wear the uniformdo not obey the orders of the superior. >> it sounds as though sanaa is in a state of utter chaos. >> reporter: at this point. >> yes. >> reporter: this story is happening so quickly i think by the time i finish this conversation something new is going to happen. and they probably have a new yemen by the end of the day in terms of maybe a new system altogether. i still don't know what is happening. what i know now is there are attempts for a ceasefire and there are people who are trying not to allow this to happen. >> okay thank you very much indeed, we have been speaking to minister of information of yemen who has painted a very very distressing picture of the situation in sanaa right now. she talked about nobody being in control and in sanaa and talking of the army only parts of the army responding to the control of the orders of the president and says the president is safe and that he is in sanaa and indeed that the prime minister is safe and that he is in sanaa. he said that govern

both ministers of defense and interior were in this committee but there are people who wear the uniform that do not obey the orders of their superiors. >> houthi rebels have been at odds with the government for years and took control of most parts of the capital last year. monday's fight that go made the situation worse. >> nothing line of scrimmage has been seen before. even the attack, months ago was nothing close to this. the attacks months ago on sanaa by the houthis were focused on certain areas of the capitol. there were no attacks on the prime minister or president. >> houthis have taken control of the broadcasting. >> we have news also of people who are affiliated with the republic wearing the military uniform of the army, which is affiliated with a former regime. >> the blaration of a ceasefire early in the day has been largely ignored. the information minister said some security forces are refusing orders, adding there could be a new yemen by the end of the day. al jazeera. >> how did we get to where we are now? there's been instability in the country since the uprise that go

the mother of say tin. we'll tell you how easy it is to make that. they also found police uniforms. >>> al qaeda developing even more sophisticated bombs. they are training the next generation of bomb makers in yemen. we are live in yemen tonight. let's go outfront. >>> an international man mustn't is on for members of a suspected terror cell. the deadly raids in belgium yesterday did not wipe out the terror cell that was ready to launch attacks. the cell said to be very sophisticated with an organized structure, links to syria and iraq. we'll have much more in a moment. across europe police arrested dozens of suspected militants. 13 arrested. two of them were trying to cross over to italy. in paris a dozen detained overnight in connection with terror attacks. in london an 18-year-old woman arrested an suspicion of terrorism and in berlin, men in their early 40s, two of them arrested for links to isis. police and hundreds of troops are on troll. according to investigators those arrested in belgium were part of a plot to murder police. when you see this across europe how great is th

the both ministers of defense and interior were on the committee but there are people who wear the uniformnd they do not obey the orders of the superiors. >> it sounds as though sanaa is in a state of utter chaos. >> at this point, yes. it's a very -- this story is developing so quickly i think by the time i finish this conversation something new is going to happen. we may probably have a new yemen by the end of the day in terms of maybe a new system altogether. i still don't know what is happening. what i know now is there are attempts for ceasefire and there are people or bodies who are trying not to allow this to happen. ♪ welcome back to the ongoing situation in yemen a little bit later in the program, let's move on to other news education activists in kenya calling on government to improve education and address the issue of complimentary schools and schools in slums and rural areas not part of the formal education system often in bad condition and lack resources. we report from the capitol nairobi. >> reporter: this is not the source of classroom the government wants for children but

by the police against mayor de blasio but i don't think the people who are in the position of wearing that most honored uniform new york's finests, the blues, i don't think they should show disrespect to civilian leadership. >> do you think any one law enforcement officer sacrifices his or her rights who holds them in content. >> not at all. i don't think it is appropriate. they can do it. obviously did it. i don't think it is appropriate to do it while your in the uniform and i especially don't think it is appropriate while you're at that funeral. >> let's begin with a man who insulted an entire police department and his name is bill de blasio. it begins with him. he is either going to be the problem or the solution. but it is getting to be -- pretext of good manners on part of police department that is new york's finest. >> we see the slow down, that worries me. >> how about we get a mayor who understands responsibility broader than his own ideology. always good to see you. >> up next jeffrey epstien landed you in prison. someone in your town. at your school. or where you work is suffering from crohn's disea

there are people who wear the uniform, and they do not obey the orders of the superior. >> houthi rebels have been at odds with the government for years, they took control of most parts of the capitol last year but monday the fighting has gotten worse. >> the attack on sanaa months ago it was nothing close to this. our only focus is on certain areas of the capitol. there was no attack on the president or prime minister. >> houthies are reported to take control of the state television. what is being described as a third party has not been confirmed. >> they're wearing the military uniform, which is affiliated somewhat with the former regime. >> the declaration of a cease-fire earlier in the day has been largely ignored. the information minister say that some security forces are refusing forces, adding that there could be a new yemen by the end of the day. >> so how did we get there? there has been instability in the country since the up rising that saw it's former president step down in 2012. the new leader has since been unable to get a grip on tribal opposition. it left the storming of

both ministers of defense and interior were there in this committee but there are people who wear the uniformnd they do not obey the orders. >> it sounds as though sanaa is in a state of utter chaos. >> at this point, yes. it's a very -- this story is developing so quickly i think by the time i finish this conversation something new will happen. we may probably have a new yemen by the end of the day in terms of maybe a new system altogether. i still don't know what is happening. what i know now is there are attempts to ceasefire and there are people or body whose are trying not to allow this to happen. >> let's get an update from the yemen capitol sanaa and talk to the editor in chief of the yemen post and joins us live via skype from sanaa. and dramatic events in the yemen capitol today, this morning and today. bring us up to date if you can with the latest on the fighting in the capitol. it appears to be chaotic, what are you seeing and hearing now? >> no one expected militants more than 2000 can defeat the entire government army and shows the president was not responsible for the military

most ministers of defense and interior were in the committee but those who wear the uniform they do not obey the orders of their superiors. >> reporter: houthi rebels have beened a been at odds with the government for years. >> nothing like this had been seen before. this case is the first of its kind even the attack of sanaa. months ago with nothing close to this. the attack months ago in sanaa by the houthis are focused on certain areas of the capitol. there were no attacks by the president or prime minister. >> reporter: houthies have reportedly taken control of the state television and have gathered more forces outside of the capitol. the prime minister's convoy cass convoy was attacked. >> there were armed men. they came in. we have news also of people who are affiliated with with them because they are wearing the uniform of the republic. >> the cease-fire declared earlier in the day was ignore: security forces refused the orders adding there could be a new yemen by the end of the day. >> we'll now cross over to yemen and speak with hamid. tell us what you're hearing about after th

the first class that graduated lost to not have a standard flying uniform. he women had to purchase their own uniform at first which was a pair of khaki tan slacks that they called general's pants. a white button up laos and in the wintertime, they would wear a brown leather bomber jacket. that's the first class war -- their unofficial dress uniform. >> once we checked in when we got to avenge her field, we were sent after we listened to a speech by jacqueline cochran who was the one who had gotten this group together, she was there when i arrived at avenger field along with my other classmates. once she had finished telling us what she expected, we were sent down to get our flying gear. when we got down to the place were they gave us flying gear, there were men's coveralls, the ones that are in the picture. they were large and larger. i was only five foot two and half so i had to roll up the pant legs and hike up the suit with my belt in order to be able to wear it. that's what we wore in flying and then when we graduated, by that time, we had a new uniform

their lives outside of the uniform. these are individuals who -- the thing i heard about officer liu today at the funeral, it was touching and monumental in the fact that i learned that this guy was so involved in the community, even beyond the fact that he was a police officer there. it was just he was a touching individual. a human being. i think it is time that the nation really looks at police officers beyond the uniform and beyond the badge. these are people that we live with. these are people that live in our communities that do a lot of things in our communities. >> to hear his wife talk about -- and the police commissioner talk about how he would call his family at the end of every shift. he would call his father because his parents were so concerned about him being an officer, but also so proud of him. we know that just in the last week or so we're told there were 80 or so cases of threats investigated just in new york but we know officers all across the country have heightened vigilance now as they try to do th

she doesn't know where milwaukee is but she saw the uniform and she knows the fraternity this is. every law enforcement officer in america dies a little bit along with them. >> there's no question about it. and bernie, you and i have stood at some of these wakes. they're powerful in terms of the pain that is felt by everyone. >> it's painful for everyone. i mean, you know, i buried 23 cops in the aftermath of 9/11. as the sheriff said, a piece of you dies with every one of those. and every cop in this country feels it when you -- look, he's here from milwaukee. you have people here from all over the country right now visiting and attending the wake and the funeral tomorrow. >> tens of thousands. let me ask you, gentlemen, you know, bill bratton, the police commissioner has sent a memo out and i understand has indicated to, you know, the officers that they should not turn their backs on de blasio, the mayor, who many believe is partly responsible for this, this atmosphere of hate that exists toward law enforcement and very much a part of what occurred in the shooting of officers li

they were all in the same uniform. what i could tell from using at their coats, they were very bulky which led me to believe they had either armored vest understood beneath or a type of suicide device. one of the gunmen had a triple point sling, a little more ability to fire a weapon closer. when you saw the pictures of the police vehicles with the bullet holes through the window that was what is called a tight shot group, very different than the kind of things we normally see with jihadists, where it's a pray and spray with ak 47. a sing l shot not automatic on the automatic device. and it was aimed fire. they had good muzzle awareness as they went through the streets. they didn't cross in front of each other. this was a trained group. the reconnaissance they must have conducted for this operation was probably ongoing for weeks if not months. they knew exactly where they were going to go. they had battle buddies. they were moving in a fire and maneuver context. and i think the speed of the operation was critical. when

you will see the team wearing the uniforms four games january 22nd -- february 22nd. >> now mike has ll waiting on my red envelope. >> live doppler hd shows we have the rain reaching the ground although we have radar returns i don't have proof of it around us. in the sierra today you can see there is snow possible, the highest elevations and rain elsewhere. 47 in lake tahoe the rain will fade to clouds and low-to-mid 60's through the central valley and monterey and mid-70's around los angeles and palm springs and scattered light shower and then nothing in lake tahoe through the end of the month. >> chinese new year in less than a month. year of the ram. >> that is the drive. as you heads in southbound direction you can see clear conditions from pleasant hill to walnut creek and we do have construction and it is in the with respecting up stages in berkeley traveling eastbound at willow avenue you will find cones so watch out for the cone zone and slow down for construction sites. kristen and eric? >> a new medical review out this morning is dismissing recent studies that link testoster

. >> the uniforms have changed. thank you very much. >>> david will be anchoring "world news" from arlington tomorrow night and he will join espn co-anchors for the pregame show. and the historic game on espn e 8:30 eastern. >>> next to an incredible feat of skill and friendship. two climbers in yosemite tries to reach the highest and steeping cliffs in the world. one of them refusing to move without his partner stuck below. will they make it? aditi roy is with the story. >> reporter: tonight, two men are on the verge of making history. tommy caldwell and kevin jorgeson are free-climbing yosemite's legendary el capitan, using only their hands and feet on these near vertical walls, the ropes only there to catch their falls. the pair, documenting their 16-day journey on camera and online, sleeping clip side in these tents, dodging ice falling from above. >> there's a crazy arctic ice storm being tossed around like a rag boll. >> reporter: caldwell, now just 1,000 feet from the top but

but there are people who wear the uniform they do not obey the orders of the superiors. >> houthi rebelsbeen at odds with the government for years but they took control of the capital and nine other provinces last year. many see them as the real rurals of yemen thanks to the alliance with forces that are still loyal to the former president. in order to allow his son to become the next president. but monday's fighting has made the situation worse. >> nothing like this has been seen before. this case is the first of its kind. even the attack on sanaa months ago was nothing close to this. the attacks months ago on sanaa by the houthis only focused on certain areas of the capital there were no attacks on the president or the prime minister. >> houthis are said to have taken control of force he outside the capital. and the prime minister's convoy was attacked but by what is being described as a third party whose identity hasn't been confirmed. the declaration of a ceasefire earlier in the day largely has been ignored. some security forces are refusing orders but certain forces are still loyal

treat young black men or regardless of whether you are black, white brown you become blue once put the uniform on? >> well, i think it depends on the individual. because there are many officers that are of color that still have that same mind-set of us against them. so when they spond to certain jobs when they respond in certain communities, they still have this very heavy-handed way of enforcing so when you start trying to determine whether it's a officer that's white or officer that is black or hispanic sometimes that's not the problem. the problem is that there is a mind-set and that is why these problem os kur. >> we know that communities of color are overprisd-- missed we know that men of color are overarrested overcharged. we know all of these things to be true. and so it's going to take a long road and a lot of policy changes and mind-set changes. and that's really the hard work. it's changing people's mind-set. and i have no doubt that the majority of officers who are going to their job every day are going they have a commitment to the community to the city, to the job and do their uni

by police, and police believe they are unfairly jumped by the community as far as the color of the uniform>>> he was set back in his refusal to consider peace or surrender. looking pag on the fifth anniversary of -- looking back on his 50th anniversary >>> 50 years ago this month sir winston churchill died in london at the age of 90. it was prime minister winston churchill who prompted. >>> the royal family stands in farewell on the steps of the cathedral. with them are kings and greens, prime ministers, dukes and princesses. a salute from the tower of london. it was sir winston's desire that the water born ask. waves give the final farewell. so winston churchill returns to rest beside his father and american born mother. >>> in 1990, george watson took a look back at the pivotal road george played in the victory of the allies in world war ii. >> reporter: in 1940, america was holding the rest of the world at arm's length. fortress america wanted no part of the war that japan and italy were waging. americans were hanging to every underwear. it americans were hanging to every -- on his othe

. >> sergeant bergdahl put on the uniform of the united states voluntarily and went to war for the united states voluntarily. that takes honor. and it is a mark of distinction. >> it's not in the interest of anyone and certainly i think a bit unfair to sergeant bergdahl's family and to him to presume anything. >> members of bergdahl's platoon, people who served alongside him, tell a very different story. watch this. >> he needs to face consequences for his actions. not only is it a slap in the face to all the men and women who have served honorably, who upheld their oath and it's also a bad precedent to set towards future service members. >> to say that bowe is honorable, it's a spit right in everybody's faces. and it is frustrating. >> he needs to go through all the proper channels that any other deserter would go through. >> new tonight, official confirms fox news that one of the five taliban members traded for bergdahl has been discovered making phone calls to the taliban. joining me with reaction is pept gone press secretary rear admiral john kirby with us. thank you for being here. >

this afternoon die apane in rueana russini nats park where he will put the uniform on for the first time. he won the cy young award and he was an all-star in each of the last two years. this is a huge get for the nats. and we're not giving anything up it seems like. >> to add to some already pretty good pitching here for washington. so we'll have -- it will be a good baseball season. oh baseball weather would be nice too. >> let's check in with tom kierein. >> there is a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera early on this wednesday morning. just a cloudy sky here. the storm team 4 radar showing a little bit of a wintry mix where you see the pink and the green, a little bit of rain a little bit of maybe sleet and freezing rain out in west virginia. then snow farther to the north and west. that's way out in ohio. most of this will be passing to the northwest of the metro area during the morning hours. but may affect the northern shenandoah valley and the panhandle of west virginia over another couple of hours. chance for a few flurries for the morning bus stop. afternoon bus stop li

i know in the law enforcement community having two officers assassinated merely for being on duty wearing a blue uniform shocked us all. the department did make efforts to send officers back to represent. six officers went back for officer ramos' services. eight went back for officer lui's services. the gesture by the department we allowed them to go on the days they were scheduled to work. the poa and other folks including the mayor defrayed the cost so that the officers could travel back to represent the city and the department. that concludes my report and i would like to lead into the crisis intervention

i know in the law enforcement community having two officers assassinated merely for being on duty wearing a blue uniform shocked us all. the department did make efforts to send officers back to represent. six officers went back for officer ramos' services. eight went back for officer lui's services. the gesture by the department we allowed them to go on the days they were scheduled to work. the poa and other folks including the mayor defrayed the cost so that the officers could travel back to represent the city and the department. that concludes my report and i would like to lead into the crisis intervention training presentation if there's no questions. >> i had a question quickly. did i hear you and the numbers right, 45 graduated from the academy and six -- how many? >> 45 graduated on friday night. i don't have exactly the demographics of that class but of the class of 50 that started on monday six of those attendees including a pair of absolutely identical twin african-american males are in that class. i never seen two more twins that are more identical. we have to figure a way. we have to give the

i'm proud to have worn the uniform of the united states air force. [cheers and applause] i am proud of young men and women who travel to far-flung regions of the world to fight for all that is right in the world. [cheers and applause] there is nothing wrong in america today that can't be fixed with new leadership. the next two years are about hope and revival and a vision to restore america's place in the world. america is looking for a new path forward and starting today, right here in iowa, let's give it to them! god bless you, and god bless america. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> i think it's pretty clear there's no backing up or backing off with rick perry. [laughter] he will just wade down into it or stand and deliver. our next guest speaker comes from a similar mold. it is governor chris christie in new jersey. [cheers and applause] he and his wife have lived in new jersey all their lives. he was born in newark. in 2001, chris christie was appointed by governor bush 43 to be a u.s. attorney for new jersey. he began to take on aggressively

places where the state security this is why the ministers of defense but there are people who wear the uniform and they oh do not obey the ministerry. >> houthi fighters took control of the capitol and nine other provinces last year. many see them as the real of yemen. sanaa was toppled in 2012, but monday's fighting has made the situation worse. >> nothing like this has never been seen before. this is the first of its kind. even the attack on sanaa months ago was nothing close to this. the attacks months ago by houthies focused on certain areas of the capitol. there were no attacks by the president or prime minister. >> they have taken control of the state television and are gathering forces outside of the capitol. the prime minister's convoy was attacked by what is being described as a third party whose identity has not been confirmed. the declaration of a cease-fire earlier in the day has largely been ignored. the information ministry say some security forces are refusing orders. hadi's decision to deploy troops in the capitol was triggered by the kidnapping of chief of staff on saturday. i

the bathroom. you will take those uniforms off, fold them nice and neat and bring them out to me. verybody understand, right? keep on making those noises. >> i'm not doing nothing. >> just because you are walking out the front door doesn't mean you won't see me again and won't be back in this place. >> i won't be back. >> remember that. google me. you can check me up in the computer when you get here. >> he will end up in this place if he doesn't change. he's really going to end up in here. he's so close to being 17 and at 17, you will end up in this place. he doesn't understand that. he thinks everything is a joke. he thinks he could do this. >> you are a good dude, no lie. you do your job well. >> hopefully, i don't have to do my job with you. >> the other three, i think they learned their lesson. >> pope might have as well. nearly a year after our shoot, he had not returned to the suffolk county jail. [ music playing ] >> coming up. ♪ ain't done no wrong >> inmates who use their time to hone their talents. ♪ out in california nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but f

stuart: the uniform services, arm in arm with the police.directed towards uniform services. >> and so concerned, here's the thing, emergency vehicles in the firehouse. it is hurting local residents. read the the public of persuasion, both sides of the political aisle presidents -- and cit bridges to every anarchist who wants to protest or whatever calls they want. that are allowed to block traffic. and fred still coming in against the cops is really serious and has to the about law and order and protecting and the uniformed police. stuart: and want to get back on board with that one. we want to bring this story about fake cellphone tower is popping up across the country. these hours are used to monitor your location for your cellphone signals. the fbi said there will be no warrant to request that data the these towers pickup. a former fbi special agent for remedial, founder of united states continued service. let's get it clear. these cellphone tower's top of, collect information the fbi gets information from that sulfone tower. and where yo

detective liu's dream was clear and it was a noble one, to don the blue uniform, to pin on the badge, and to dedicate himself to directing and serving the city he loved. detective liu's life revolved around his family. the family he was born into and his second family the nypd. and it took occasional weekends off for something he loved, fishing with his friends. he loved to fish. he loved to fish here in the city or on long island or upstate. brought him joy. every day of fishing was a good day, but it says something important about detective liu that his happiest days were when he caught a big haul of fish and co-share with his aunts, his uncles his cousins. he could cook some for his wife and his parents and the joy that fishing brought him we saw how he approached his whole life. his greatest meaning, his greatest joy came in sharing with others came in caring for others helping, supporting devoting himself to something greater than himself. detective liu was deeply devoted to his mother and father. a devotion that confucius said powerfully was, quote, the root of a man's character

according to officials under the uniform code of military justice, if bergdahl is in fact charged and convicted, if he goes to court-martial, he could serve up to five years in a military prison. however, we are told that military officials are already leaning toward the idea of giving bergdahl credit for five years that he spent in captivity. and in addition some officials believe that bergdahl may be able to avoid court-martial or trial at all because once he is charged apparently he would have the opportunity to seek a less than honorable discharge. under that if he is granted that, he would lose some $300,000 in back pay and bonuses, be busted back from sergeant to his original rank of private at least, but he would avoid court-martial and possibility of imprisonment. i can tell you that the sense here in this building among dod and military officials is that they believe that bergdahl must be held accountable for what he did. this is much more serious than awol absent without leave, because he abandoned that post in the middle of a combat zone potentially putting other soldiers a

. >> i tried to signal at them, i said i wear the uniform. t see them. they just shooting, yeah? >> as the soldiers fired wildly around them, the four terrorists were relaxing in the furniture storeroom. by mistake, the army shot three policemen, one of them fatally. >> he had put him on to the stretcher and were rushing him out. then all of a sudden, he started shakin shaking. >> he said, we can't. we are the ones who are supposed to be the head of this. they took over the operation. >> in the confusion, both the kenyan army and the police s.w.a.t. team left the mall, just 90 minutes after they'd arrived. in the furniture storeroom, the al shabaab gunmen prayed. they had come to kill and be killed. now they waited for the kenyans to attack. very little is known about them. the youngest was 19, the oldest, 23. all four had arrived in kenya three months earlier. they had scouted westgate a number of times before the attack. after a few hours in the storeroom, the terrorists noticed the security camera and disconnected it. later that night, a sq

i issue no mandates and make no threats of discipline but i remund you that when you don the uniform of this department, that you are bound by the tradition, honor' decency that go with it." do you think officers will respond differently to the mayor today? >> it remains to be seen of course but we've already seen some preliminary indications that there may be a different attitude this time, compared with the funeral for officer ramos. that memo really sort of cemented quite a lot of local commentary. there were some people who had been quite critical of the nypd and the officers who turned their back on the mayor at the last funeral. it really does violate sort of a tradition that, when you're in that blue uniform, you act ads one, and you put politics aside. and so the individual members of course will do whatever it is they choose to. we've seen some suggestions online that there may be an attempt to sort of hold another demonstration today. i mean, what really is going on is that once this funeral is over, what was asked for as far as a moratorium on political demonstrations will

many were wearing white and blue scarves symbolizing the uniforms they were forced to wear. >> i don't want to forget, even if that were possible. those memories are the only way to be together again with my loved ones and feel their presence. i don't have photographs of them. those years are inside me forever. >> casimir zogby was one of the first taken. he was 17 years old. >> when we arrived, the ss guard shouted any resistance or attempt to escape will be punishable by death. the only way out is through the chimneys of the crematorium. >> 70 years after the liberation of auschwitz, those who survived say the atrocities should never be forgotten. >> dw peter craven was attending the ceremony. he told us about what he heard their -- heard there. >> the ceremonies have been taking place today. you can see some of the barracks from the camp still illuminated. it has been a remarkable day. we've had testimony from three survivors. they have been the heart of what we have seen today. other survivors actually in tears, weeping. the message was clear from all three survivors. it was especi