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or disrespectful or unprofessional conduct?oper association with a convicted felon or persons connected with criminal activity? or unprofessional off-duty conduct? really? so we had lois lerner at the irs, julia pearson at the secret service, and now michelle leonhart at the dea. how do these people get into these power positions? look, i was a d.a., i ran an office. i had an assistant d.a. take a county car, get in an accident, leave the scene of the accident with someone he shouldn't have been with in first place. i didn't need anybody's permission. i didn't look at the law. the behavior was unprofessional. it reflected poorly on me and my office so i fired him. you're in law enforcement, there's a standard. if you violate the standard, there must be consequences. and if cowardly leonhart doesn't have the guts to do it, the ability to recognize the dangers of this behavior, then not only should she be fired without a pension but we ought to get our money back. and that's my second open. tell me what you think on my facebook a

last week flying in international airspace when of russian fighter approach the aircraft with unprofessional maneuvers also russian president putin lifted a ban to ship iran surface to air surface missile systems it is launched from the back of the trucking can target aircraft to go through -- over 60 miles of the surface as russia prepares to send missiles the administration will be expanded to the region the "wall street journal" says maybe searching for vessels in the red sea that are bound for yemen. officials say tehran gives what is that iran it denies those allegations. so with a handshake with the president and castro to unilaterally normalize relations? >> he has to a big legacies' he wants a summit meeting and a peace deal with iran never mind it will not cause peace corps be good for the united states or the allies but the deal with cuba once in ted generation or a lifetime opportunity neither of which are good for america and security. >> in the case of iran to provide those surface-to-air missiles is an extraordinary decision in proximity to a deal for the united states and the

this is the most unprofessional set i've ever been on! this is horse [ bleep ]! zombies over here that i have to look at! this is garbage! >> yeah. funny or die. jimmy kimmel was the one everyone thought it was. it was not to be the case megyn. >> so well done. trace, thank you. we'll be right back. s an undisciplined overwaterer. she claims he's a cruel underwaterer. with miracle-gro moisture control potting mix, plants only get water when they need it. fight ended. or shifted? miracle-gro. life starts here. tt8fq@q:)q1m-[f=/p2!a>l

this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. this is horse [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] zombie over here i have to look at. i have a bunch of [ bleep ] staring at me. and this is garbage. [ bleep ] me.w >> jimmy: well done. so i -- i watched that video last night about 14 times. my favorite part was this -m;w >> i can't even get a line out until dopey the [ bleep ] starts whispering in your ear. >> jimmy: for the next eight years i'm going to call everyone that. i might have t-shirts printed up. anyway, i watched this a bunch of times last night. when i woke up this morning, i was being blamed for it. there are two dozen articles online. thousands of comments suggesting that this is a prank video and i'm responsible for it. it's disappointing. you play 50 pranks and all of a sudden, people don't trust you anymore. did anyone ever consider maybe dennis was doing voiceover for a new cartoon? >> i'm acting here and this [ bleep ] head wanders onto my set. i can't even get a line out until dopey the [ bleep ] starts whispering in my ear. >> den in its, dennis. >> d

the u-s is calling a intercept of an american reconnaissance plane "unsafe and unprofessional." pentagon officials filed a complaint to russia over an april 7-th incident involving a plane similar to the one you see here. according the pentagon.a russian fighter jet intercepted the plane at a high rate of speed. then conducted two more unsafe passes in close proximity. russian officials deny the pilot did anything wrong. the complaint comes amid concerns over what the u-s views as increasingly aggressive air operations by russia. giants come home to play at att park. plus the winner of the masters. jason has all your sports - next. >> jason :it's been a long time since these in a performance like this at the masters. 21 year-old winds-wins tiger woods popped out his shoulder and had to pop it back in. he hung in there here's an eagle putt. he tied for 17th place goes to the green and knocks it tight to the pan.--pin phil nicholson on the 15th hole he will come out of the sand and right up and watch it go in to that was an eagle for nicholson. he moves up today 15 under par. on m

and wreck his intercept and this intercept was in fact both unprofessional and reckless, and foolish, actually in the sense it was conducted for no apparent reason. so what we're doing is contacting the russians through appropriate channels to ask them to investigate the incident and do you remember whether it was purposeful or if it was an isolated instance by a hoot-blooded pilot. but it's serious. >> jim? >> for chairman dempsey. you mentioned a moment ago that with the coalition concentration into the military offensive in the north, it almost sounds as if there may be insufficient forces or resources to keep ramadi from falling. how critical if it fell into the hands of isis, the overall war effort, and i in terms of beijing it appears isis controls the city of beji and the territory surrounding the critical infrastructure of that refinery, and they made advances on that. are the iraqi and u.s. forces, coalition forces, going to be able to hang on to the refinery? >> i'll answer the question about ramadi first. i think that ramadi is not -- it's already a humanitarian problem be

plane in an unsafe and unproceu unprofessional miles an hour. the russian fighter jet used x fast aggressive maneuvers while in international air space over the balance tech sea. a retired navy captain joining us. good to see you. >> nice to be with you. >> so international air space and in according dankoopd dance fright. what is russia up to? >> it could have been a young pilot who was just trying to get a little too frisky or it could be an intentional way of intimidating the united states, putting pressure on us because we're up there surveilling the area around the balkans which -- sorry, the baltic states which the russians have been making rare rattles moves against. as so we're up there using our intelligence aircraft to determine what the russians are doing on that very critical and important border. >> i want to take a second to play a comment from general wesley clark. listen. >> you can predict the next russian offensive and they're citing it as following orthodox easter and most probable before ve day on 9 may. >> today is orthodox

and this intercept was, in fact both unprofessional and reckless and foolish, actually in the sense that it was conducted for no apparent reason. so what we're doing is contacting the russians through appropriate channels to ask them to investigate the incident and determine whether it was purposeful or if it was an isolated incident by a hot-blooded pilot. but it's serious. >> you don't have an answer on that that? >> i don't. >> jim? >> for chairman dempsey you mentioned a moment ago that with the coalition concentration into the military offensive in the north, it almost sounds as if there may be insufficient forces or resources to keep ramadi from falling. how critical would it be if it fell into the hands of isis to the overall war effort? and it appears isis controls the city of bay ji and much of the surrounding territory, surrounding the critical infrastructure of that refinery. and they've made advances on that. are the iraqi forces and coalition forces going to be able to hang on to the refinery? what would that mean if iraqi forces were able to secure that refinery? >> i'll an

and this intercept was in fact both unprofessional and reckless and foolish actually. in the sense that it was conducted to no apparent reason. what we're doing is contacting the russians through appropriate channels to ask them to investigate the incident and determine whether it was purposeful or if it was an isolated instance by a hot-blooded pilot. it's serious. >> jim -- for chairman dempsey, you mentioned a moment ago that with the coalition concentration into the military offensive in the north, it almost sounds as if there may be insufficient forces or resources to keep ramadi from falling. how critical would be it be if it fell into the hands of the overall area? and it appears that isis controls the surrounding territory surrounding that critical infrastructure of that refinery. and they've made advances on that. are the iraqi and u.s. coalition forces going to be able to hang on to the refinery, or would that mean if isis were able to secure the refinery? >> i'll ask the answer about ramadi first. i think ramadi is not -- first of all, it's already a humanit

couple of facebook comments -- mike says "forcing her to weight 100 60 days was stupid, unprofessional, and made republican senators look like class fools." gail says "this not a good thing, it is not a historic thing, it is another nail in the constitutional coffin." loretta lynch winning confirmation to be the next attorney general. over the next hour, we will show you some highlights of today's debate republicans and democrats debating the nomination leading up to that 56-43 vote in the u.s. senate. mr. sessions: mr. president we'll be soon voting on confirmation of mrs. lynch to be the attorney general of the united states of america. that office is a part of the president's cabinet but it also is an office that is the chief law officer for america and it the top official in our government is required to adhere to the law, even to the point of telling the president "no" if he gets it in his head, as presidents sometimes do, to do something that violates the law. -- as corporate lawyers do for the c.e.o. of corporations. mr. president, you can't do this. this is wrong. don't do this

plane in what's being called an unsafe and unprofessional manner., what do we know about this? >> reporter: what we can tell you is this incident took place last tuesday over international air space in the baltic sea north of polled. the u.s. has increased its presence in the area alongside nato in response to the russian-back attack in ukraine. the military says the russian aircraft interest september a u.s. aircraft in an unsafe -- intercepted a u.s. aircraft in an unsafe manner. now for those of you who are unaware, there are a number of different u.s. spy aircraft, reconnaissance aircraft that make flights in the region. this was an rc-135. bill: some saber rattling from vladimir putin. >> we have seen a great deal of this. but military sources tell fox news that russia has been stepping up its aggressive tactics in that part of the world. the head of u.s. northern command say can the russians have been flexing their air power. we got astounded i would like to share with our listeners. >> the futions have developed a far more capable military th

this intercept was in fact, both unprofessional and reckless. and foolish actually, in the sense that it was conducted for no apparent reason. what we are doing is contacting the russians through appropriate channels. to ask them to investigate the incident and asked him if he was purposeful or an isolated incidence. but it is serious. >> for chairman dempsey, you mentioned a moment ago with the coalition concentration into the military offensive. it almost sounds there may be insufficient forces or resources to keep ramadi from falling. how critical it would be if it fell in the hands of isis in the overall war? it appears isis controls the city of beijing and critical infrastructure of that refinery. they made advances on that. are the iraqi and u.s. forces be able to hang on to the refinery? what would that mean if isis were able to secure that refinery? martin dempsey: ramadi is already a problem, and we are working with the iraqi government on. the city itself is not symbolic in any way. it has not been declared part of the caliphate were c

but i was beginning to scroll unprofessionally through the microphone at this time.nd i discovered countless entreaties by the great thinkers of the 17th 18th, 19th century to stop public punishment because it was so brutal. i found court documents of a a woman named abigail gilpin who would be with 40 times for adultery and was pleading with the judge, not dealt with me but don't with me in public. please let me have my with before the public. >> up. i read sermons saying stop being so exuberant. this is monstrous. finally it seemed that i have these people began to believe that we lost our minds and the crowd. i found reviews of the things where it was like a a bad critique because he did not with partner. and so, you know we have brought back on social media, and this is very real we brought something back that was considered brutal in the 18th century. i gave a talk in london a couple of weeks ago. woman came up to me and said she was a child therapist in subverting much every child who comes to these days damaged is damaged because of something that happened on

as a basis of comparison this is the one that was unprofessionally thousand dollars, lots of hours, and i was able to do this in about two minutes on my own. >> even better. >> yeah. and recently in science there has been a big leap. there simply are not enough scientists to do it all. scientists scientists can analyze it and draw their own conclusions. the thing the thing about this process is everyone has an iphone nowadays. into their computer. and the reason why in 2014 because they can help us track evolution one of the reasons why have the fossils here. so so that is one of the reasons why was able to do it. i had i had support from the denzer -- denver museum of nature and science. but this was me. >> were you always interested in geology? >> i have always been interested in leaves and plants. when i was younger i did my very 1st science project looking at allergies and try to see which lake in denver had the most lg. as. as i went to middle school the denver museum hosts an annual science fair. and the 1st year i got an award. the 2nd year i won the science for. and i won the na

. >> this is the most unprofessional set ever been on. >> reporter: but after a day and a half of meltdown analysis. the website funny or die debuted the full dennis quaid sketch, complete with a man dressed like a.nevermind. >> i can't even get a line out and dopey the bleephead is whispering in your ear. >> vicki: the oracle reno we will be hearing that from faraway. >> jason: the warriors won that they let him back in that. the data put their foot on the throw of the pelicans. >> brian: weather is turning cooler and we will see more cloudiness and fog the next couple days. but hopefully not grace guides for the warriors. but i'm just not really afraid of the pelicans. they just don't sound dangerous. will have a great start everywhere tomorrow morning. we'll have more cloudy weather for tuesday. there might be a few showers on wednesday and thursday but only a slight chance. the forecast for the next week is still in flux. >> vicki: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next ne

as a basis of comparison, this is the one that was unprofessionally. thousands of dollars lots of hours, and i'm little to do this in two minutes on my own. obama: even better. >> recently in science, there has been a big leap to get citizens and siscience. the thing about this process is that everyone has an iphone nowadays, so it is easy to have access to that and a scanner is a basic office supply. we could have citizens uploading into their computers, we could pick the best ones and use them online for the registry. i had an internship in paleontology in the the summer 2014, helping to track evolution in science. that was one of the reasons i have the fossils here. that is one of britain's available to this, because i had support from the denver museum of science. this was me. obama: we always interested in geology? >> i was interested in leaves and plants. i did my very first science project in first grade. i looked at algae. in middle school, the denver museum of science hosts a science fair. the first year, i got an excitement award. the second

or unprofessional off-duty conduct? really? so we had lois learner at the irs. julia pearson at the secret service and now michelle lionhardt at the d.e.a. how do these people get into these power positions. >>> look, i was a d.a. i ran an office. i had an assistant d.a. take a county car, get in an accident, leave the scene of the accident with somebody he shouldn't have been with in the first place. i didn't hesitate. it reflected poorly on me and my office. so i fired him. if you violate the standard, there must be consequences. and if cowardly lionhardt doesn't have the guts to do it, the ability to recognize the dangers of this behavior, then not only should she be fired without a pension, but we ought to get our money back. and that's my second open. tell me what you think on my facebook and twitter page. earlier, i spoke with benghazi chair about this and more. take a look. >> this week, the house oversighted committee held a hearing on the gross incompetence of the dea. i have to tell you i was somewhat shocked. but even more shocked by michelle lionhard

is calling unsafe and unprofessional. a formal complaint is filed with the kremlin after a u.s. recognizant plane. the russian jet still conducted multiple passes and at times coming within 20 feet of the u.s. plane. john kerry urging critics to hold off on ripping acrosspart the framework of the nuclear deal. there are still months to go before a final afwreement is-- agreement is reached. >> this is not finalized. this is an outline, perarametersparameters. most people are surprised the depth and detail of these parameters. it went well beyond what we expected and i think people need to hold their fire let us negotiate without interference and be able to complete the job over the next 2 and a half months. >> kerry is leading with congressional leaders to go over the specifics of the deal. graphic video shows the moment when a reserve deputy accidentally shoots and kills a suspect. (gun shot) >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> the family pushed for the video to be released. it shows robert bates helping deputies chase harris down after police say he sold the gun to an under cover cop

. >> the investigation will show that it was sloppy and unprofessional. >> reporter: and during nearly-examination, the lawyers tried to raise reasonable doubt by questioning the competence of investigators. >> as an experienced police officer, you understood that there would be dna on that towel, right? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a towel on the scene was picked up by hand before a rainstorm hits. >> nobody measured it, right? >> right. >> and you eyeballed it? >> yes, that is what i am telling you, yes. >> reporter: and he challenges the way they collected the gum and the shell casing evidence from a dumpster. >> did sergeant baker climb inside of the dumpster? >> yes, he did. >> and he started throwing stuff from the inside of the dumpster into the bed of his pickup tr k truck, right? >> stuff was being handed out, and it was being placed. >> has anyone ever taught you to collect evidence that way, sir? >> no. >> reporter: the gum and casing were found clumped together inside of a piece of paper, but that is not how they were tested. >> were you ever told when you were conducting the

. >> the evidence will show the investigation was sloppy and unprofessional. >> nearly every cross examinatione reasonable doubt by questioning the compitance of investigators. >> as an experienced police officer, you understood that there could be dna on that towel, right sir? >> yes sir. >> it was picked up by hand before a rain storm hits. >> nobody tested it? >> yes. >> so, you just eye balled it. >> that's correct. >> did sergeant baker climb inside the dumpster? >> yes, he did. >> and he started throwing stuff from inside the dumpster into the bed of his pick up truck, right? >> stuff was being tossed out and collected. >> is that how you were taught to collect efrvidence? no. >> were you ever told that casing has been attached to a piece of chewed blue bubble gm? >> not that time i did my testing. >> she did find a partial dna match on the shell casing but the defense argus it got there from the gum. >> would you agree with me, that there is a high likelihood that the dna on the chewed blue chewing gum would be transferred to that shell casing that was attached? >> objection. >> over ru

is calling this unprofessional and careless.warning these actions could escalate the tensions between the u.s. and russia. that is a troublesome. >> it is like top gun stuff. i don't mean to make light of it. >>> 41 minutes after the hour. facing a possible death sentence for his role in the boston marathon bombing. but dzhokhar tsarnaev's mother is lashing out innocentsisting her son is innocent. we will tell you what she believes next. is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule... ...services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our angies list app. visit angieslist.com today. >>> a boston jury reconvenes next week to determine if convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev should be sentenced to life in prison or death. his mother is expressing her anger saying her sons are innocent and calls american the terrorists. cnn's matthew chance is live in moscow for us. from the very beginning of the story

will file a complaint after a russian fighter jet intercepted a plane in an unsafe and unprofessionalr over the baltic sea. and in the meantime russian president putin lifting the band on missile deliveries to iran. christopher, talk to us about what russia is doing in the air. you say this is one example of many times that russia jets have come too close? >> that's right. over the last year or so since the invasion of ukraine and occupation of crimea russia armed forces and nato armed forces and u.s. and united kingdom have had approximately 100 of these close encounters over the baltic sea or north sea or english channel and 11 have been near misses where the transponder was turned off and sneaked up on the other. and it is dangerous not only for the pilots and aircraft but the region as a whole. it may have come as close as 20 feet. that could be too close for a person. why is russia doing this and we are filing a complaint. should we do something else? >> we should file a complaint. but there is a lot going on in the baltic sea. russians are putting military kit along the sea. and

this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. this is [ bleep ]. >> wow the actor behind the video going viral. is this for real or is it also just acting? you make the call. mornings are better with friends. >> i'm ollie north and you're watching "fox and friends." >>> like will farrell during a shoot going off on his rants. >> a little too perfect. camera in the right position. you don't see who it is. you'll find out in a moment. >>> let's talk about yesterday. yesterday was marco monday. >> it sure was. he is not going back to yesterday is what he said. making it official. announcing his ring in there but jabbing at hillary clinton and rightly so some say. he said we're not going back we're moving forward. take a listen. >> while our people and our economy are pushing the boundaries of the 21st century, too many of our leaders and their ideas are stuck in the 20th century. just yesterday a leader from yesterday began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. and before us now is th

contention of hernandez' lawyers -- >> the evidence will show the investigation was sloppy and unprofessionalarly every cross-examination, his lawyers try to raise reasonable doubt by questioning the competence of investigators. >> as an experienced police officer, you understood that there could be dna on that p towel, right? >> yes, sir. >> a towel found at the scene was picked up by hand. >> nobody measured it, right? >> nobody measured it. >> you eyeballed it? >> that's what i'm telling you, yes. >> he challenges the way they collected gum and shell casing evidence from a dumpster. >> did sergeant baker climb inside the bakeer? >> yes, he did. >> okay. and he started throwing stuff from the inside of the dumpster into the bed of his pickup truck, right? >> stuff was being handed out and it was being placed. >> has anyone ever taught you to collect evidence that way, sir? >> no. >> the gum and casing were found clumped together inside a piece of paper. but that's not how they were tested. >> were you ever told when you conducted this testing that the casing had been attached to a piece of

unprofessional. >> the attacker is taken to the hospital for his injuries. >> he was leaving the placet by seeing his face, you could see that he was really in shock. >> the suspect is identified by police as 20-year-old oktai, a member of a small group called i hate doggan. police discovers that he is armed with two knives and that he had not used a gun in an attack but a gas pistol. it's typically a nonlethal weapon designed to fire tear gas cartridges but can cause fatal injuries when fired from close range. >> at this distance you can see a lot. obviously you don't see the details of the gun, so to me it looked like everybody from that moment -- >> the bulgarian national security service admits that security at the event had been insufficient and fires two officers and disciplines six others. there is an investigation to the beating of the suspect. he was sentenced to three and a half years in jail for the threat to murder and hooliganism. he stated that he did not intend to kill him, but rather to threaten him. still, he says his only regret is that his pistol is fired. >> it's an

>> the evidence will show the investigation was sloppy and unprofessional. >> what do you recognize thatevery cross-examination, his lawyers try to raise reasonable doubt by questioning the competence of investigators. >> as an experienced police officer, you understood that there could be dna on that towel, right? >> yes, sir. >> a towel found at the scene was picked up by hand before a rain storm hits. >> nobody measured it, right? >> nobody measured it. >> you eyeballed it, is that what you're telling us? >> that's exactly what i'm telling you, yes. >> and he challenges the way they collected gum and shell casing evidence from a dumpster. >> did sergeant baker climb inside the dumpster? >> yes, he did. >> okay. and he started throwing stuff from the inside of the dumpster into the bed of his pickup truck, right? >> stuff was being handed out and it was being placed. >> has anyone ever taught you to collect evidence that way, sir? >> no. >> the gum and casing were found clumped together inside a piece of paper. but that's not how they were tested. >> were you ever told when you conduct

is complaining to moscow about what it says was an unsafe and unprofessional maneuver in the skies.lane similar to this one was flying over the baltic sea when a russian military plane intercepted it. russia says the u.s. plane was flying toward russia with its transponder off, a claim the u.s. denies. >>> kenya's deputy president sent a strong warning to the u.n. refugee agent circumstance move the largest refugee camp out of kenya in three months, or we shall reloebt it ourselves. he's talking about the refugee camp which houses more than 600,000 refugees. they believe the senior al shabab leader has ties with that camp. they claim ties to the university attack earlier this month. they want those refugees moved to somalia. now the first of many funerals have started in kenya since that attack. cnn reports on one of the victims, a 21 year old man residents say was the first person from their small kenyan village to attend the university. [ wailing ] >> reporter: mourners gather in this kenyan village, not for the death of an elder but for 21 year old bryson. bryson was in the prime

this is the post unprofessional set i have ever been on. this is horse [bleep]. >> he was a mad man and he was not done and we have different camera angles. >> i have dopey over here have i to look at and a bunch of [bleep] staring at me. this is garbage. >> cat, stand up for yourself. don't be a pussy. >> many believed it was a host from "jimmy kimmel live." andy, is it real? >> i am 100% sure it is not real, but i hope i am wrong. i think it is fantastic. >> it is so great. >> this is the problem with pranks. everyone assumes that everything is fake or at least we have to sit here and go it might be fake. kimmel has ruined that. the video comes out and then even if it is not a kimmel thing sony has the crackle, like the streaming video service you can watch movies and they just i think today just announced their first original drama staring dennis quaid. >> so it is a promotion? >> nice publicity. could be coincidence, but when was the last time you talked about dennis quaid and now two things in one day? >> when he was on ellen. >> right

that's unprofessional but they can't decide did not me because i'm black. they can decide in the hire me because i speak spanish and i want to speak spanish with some coworkers and they might have an english only policy. they can decide to not hire me or for me because of that. so black people are not subject to the same indignities they were subject to 50 years ago and that matters and that might be cause for celebration. but the truth is that while black people and other racial minorities are not subject to the same indignities as 50 years ago, they are nevertheless subject to indignities. indignities have changed. but that may be the ultimate point. the ultimate point maybe this. i believe at least some of the architects of the civil rights act that the law was going to bring about racial justice by attacking the most explicit demonstration of racial exclusion. so now in the face of the fact that attacking the most explicit demonstrations of racial exclusion does not destined bring about racial justice, if we are still interest in racial justice so we ha

that was really disrespectful and unprofessional. when prince leaned back during purple rain and he leaned back and she went ooh. kennedy: what it were drake and did that to unsuspecting madonna. would we have a different reaction? . >> if it's madonna, she would like it. i think she looks awesome. >> she looks great. >> did you see her strutting around, her legs, rear end. she looks freakin' good. i think maybe she did hawk a loogie down his throat. >> she was singing, la, la, la, i'll tell you what it was. drake is the young guy. that was the holiday kiss when the one grandma gets sloppier than expected. >> a perfectly normal kiss, show respect to your elders and enjoy it. kennedy: according to tmz, it was her lipstick. >> to gloss it over with the lip gloss defense. it was so egregious, rolling stone is writing a 12,000 word article. >>> jordan spieth dominated the masters and took home the green jacket and the $1.8 million pot. very nice. >> one of the epic performances in the annals of the sport. kennedy: that was his grandpa. s

is complaining to moscow about what it says is an unsafe and unprofessional maneuver in the skies. the pentagon says an american rc-135 u was flying in international space over the ballot particular sea when a russian military plane intercepted it. russia says the plane was flying towards russia with its trans sponder off, the u.s. denies that. >>> thousands filled the yemen streets on friday denouncing the attacks against houthi rebels. demonstrators waived national flags and carried large banners calling on the international community to hold saudi arabia accountable. yemeni journalist joins us from sana'a. he's been on the ground since the conflict began. you know, i'm stunned by the fact that there are so many people that have come out to these protests. they must have feared for their safety while they're out there. do they believe there's anything they can change about the saudi offensive at this time? >> yes, there are two ways to change it. number one, by international pressure, number two, by the houthis being convinced that there's a ground wagging. there are clashes at t

reconnaissance plane over the baltic sea which is being called an unprofessional maneuver. >> the u.sis with europe in the appropriate channels. >> reporter: and ships have been dispatched to the english channel and continued its tack cal support of pro-russian separate separate separatists in ukraine. this did not produce an era of good feelings with moscow. >> is it fair to infer that the whole process of the jpoa and the iran nuclear talks has not where the u.s./russia relationship is concerned proved transformative in any real way? >> no i wouldn't say that it has. >> reporter: indeed, a top state official told fox news, this is a very bad moment in u.s./russia relations and urged to provide weapons to the ukrainians. >> with putin, however brutal and cynical he may be he does respond to strength and takes advantage of weakness. ñpso when the united states deals with him, we need to be strong and we need to be self-confident. @r(t&háhp &hc% >> reporter: now a source of confidence for the u.s., wesley clark freshly returned from a visit to ukraine that more than policing violations

a pentagon spokesman said the russian pilot acted unsafe and unprofessional because of close proximityf speed. matthew chance is following this story from moscow. is there a filing this was intentionally? >> reporter: i think it was certainly intentional and reflects the rivalry we're seeing in skies in international airspace in the u.s. and newly emboldened russian air defenses as well. remember over the course much the past 12 months or so we're hearing dozens of reports from the u.s. and nato as well about how their planes have had to be scrapped abled to intercept russian aircraft flying usually in international airspace but towards nato borders. this is the reverse of that. this was an american spy plane operating in international skies, in neutral skies, and to the -- in the western part towards the person borders of russia not actually crossing into russia a russian fighter aircraft was larged to intercept and came at a close distance indeed looking in the region of just 20 feet away from the american plane, this fighter plane came. it buzzed it very closely indeed. almost somet

. >> this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. >> but after a day and a half of freakepic. >> the website funny or die debuted the full dennis quaid sketch complete with a man dressed like a -- never mind. >> i can't even get a line out and dopy -- >> and insults that sounded worse than they were. >> quade is known for his pranks on ellen, repeating what she tells him to. >> dennis quaid is here! say it loud. >> dennis quaid is here. >> for instance, acting up in a starbucks. >> dennis, when you get the water, take it, gargle it and spit it back in. >> the good thing about a hoax meltdown, unlike christian bale -- >> what the [ expletive ] is it with you? >> quade will never have to say he's sorry. >> i acted like a punk. i regret that. >> jeanne moos, cnn. >> down dennis me. >> new york. >> i knew it was fake. >> you're watching cnn. stay with us. cnn newsroom continues after this short break. [meow mix jingle slowly andright on cue.ks.] [cat meows] [laughs] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with

. >>> a russian fighter jet intercepted a united states plane in a quote unsafe and unprofessional manner. the russian fighter jet used fast maneuvers in close relation while the plane was flying over the baltic sea. kevin cork is joining us from the white house with more. >> reporter: perfectly laid out. this incident took place on tuesday morning in international air space in the baltic sea area north of poland. the pentagon saying this was an unusual circumstances where the russian aircraft was flying in an unsafe manner and intercepted the reconnaissance aircraft. the defense department made it clear putin's pilots will hear about this and you can be assured the united states is raising talks with russia and the appropriate diplomatic and official channels. we have been reaching out to sources at the pentagon and military sources tell fox news this is part of an aggressive pattern that is increasing by the russians. this probably isn't surprising many who have been watching. the head of the northern command said the russians have been flexing their air power muscle. >> the russians ha

the russian pilot acted unsafe and unprofessional because of close proximity and high rate of speed.eak this down. how can this happen over poler -- >> almost four times as many of these kinds of incursions and challengings of this kind. this has been increasing across the board. russians are not only going up to our airplanes in a threatening manner but they have also conducted these kinds of overflights of european territory without transponders on just a very dangerous set of circumstances and it's a way of showing nato and the united states wire going to do this because we can, you're not going to do anything about it. >> it's international russian air space north of poland. if this is just bullying in the air, if we think that's what this is what is the ultimate goal? how does this advance russia's cause or their position in the world? what would be the goal here. >> the goal is to say they can do these kinds of things and it's about europe threatening sanctions because of the ukrainian issue. it's mr. putin that's testing the waters to see how far he can go. i think personally

so at no time do you see slager trying to provoke him or threaten him or act unprofessionally toward him. everything up til this point is a completely professional traffic stop. >> let me get marc morial to react. we do know walter scott was apparently wanted because of child support payments he hadn't made some child support, i don't know if that's why he decided to flee to run away from that car in the midst of this stop by the police officer. but what's your analysis? >> well nothing in this video demonstrates that the officer's life or the life of another was threatened. the question here is whether the use of force was excessive and maybe this doesn't shed any light on the earlier video we saw, which certainly shows mr. scott being shot in the back after a chase. that's the point. the point is and the only question is whether there was an appropriate use of force. force is appropriate only if the officer or another person's life is threatened. this video raises a question as to why mr. scott may have run but that is not, i repeat not a justification to shoot a man in the back. >

. >> this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. >> reporter: after a day and a half ofbsite funny or die debuted the full dennis quaid sketch complete with a man dressed like never mind -- >> i can't get a line out and dopey is whispering in your ear. >> reporter: insults that sounded worse than they were. >> quaid is known for his pranks on "ellen" telling him what she tells him to. >> dennis quaid is here. say it out loud. >> acting in a starbucks. >> when you take the water, gar gel it and spit it back in. >> reporter: the good thing about a hoax meltdown. >> what the [ bleep ] is it with you. >> reporter: quaid will never have to say he's sorry. >> i acted like a punk. i regret that. >> reporter: jeanne moos cnn. >> don't [ bleep ] me. >> reporter: cnn new york. >> thank goodness that stuff never happens here. thanks for joining me today. i'm debra feyerick. stand by. ♪ ♪ if you want a paint that's more than just easy to scrub. if you want a paint that actually repels dirt and grime. if you want a paint that stand's up to life's wear and tear... only this can. regal

second of all, why is an unprofessional -- i got nothing against auxiliary police officer. >> they're helpful. >> and they give their time. but the problem s you can't have a man like this on an undercover sting operation. all right, you got to have professionals that do this all the time. >> they say he was supposed to be support. he was the last line in the last patrol car there, was supposed to -- >> shouldn't have been anywhere around this guy. >> bernie i'm curious, do you feel the same way, with all your years on the force in new york? >> i'd have to agree with harry. it's a 73-year-old man. i don't know how much training they get at reserve officers there. but why he was on any sting operation, but this is a sting operation where he was selling guns. he was giving a gun to an undercover. what he was doing in this group, i don't know. i just think it was inappropriate. >> according to the attorney i think he was supposed to be there after the arrest was to have taken place when he would help with itemizing items in this man's apartment. didn't go according to plan. the other par

. >> so although i don't appreciate it, i don't respond in an unprofessional manner. most of the time, i'll turn around and walk away. >> all right, we'll get it heard. >>> coming up, another icc meeting and another unhappy inmate. >> they put crazy people in your cell, and crazy things happen. >>> and later -- bryan struggles with life on the sny, where he is forced to live among sex offenders. >> man, i don't want to know. because i still think it's a horrible crime. once you plant the seed, it just grows and grows and grows and grows. >> ruben cruz is an inmate who stabbed his cellie multiple times. >> i had just finished my short term of 22 months, and i came down from another prison for attempted murder on another inmate. this is a personal problem i had with another inmate. >> and you tried to kill him? >> we tried to do it to each other, basically. yeah. it's a survival thing. that's what it really is. >> what happened to him? >> 17 stab wounds. and i didn't come out with nothing. >> because reuben assaulted a fellow southern hispanic, his former gang has disow

of violence in -- dekraaiing the level of violence in our community, violence exacerbated by unprofessional policing that makes us fearful of thugs and afraid to go seek help from the police. >> reporter: the justice department investigating a civil rights violation. that is under way. baltimore city police will wrap up its investigation next friday. the six officers involved in the arrest are suspended with pay. live in the satellite center, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> it's been one week since university of mary washington student grace mann was murdered here in fredricksburg. today her family, friends and fellow classmates will be here not to mourn her death but to celebrate her life. now police say her house mate stephen vander briel is responsible for her death. he's charged with murder and abduction. she was killed last friday in her home in fredricksburg. today will be about her life. they will have speakers and share memories at a rally here all for grace. it's organized by the group feminist united and the mary washington community. grace was very active in that group here on campus

this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on.y sleep in it. >> it's awesome. i mean, what a legacy we're going to have. grow up with five little girls everywhere we go. >> well, a look back on the week back doesn't end there. you must go to our facebook page in case you missed it. last week it was one of the best we've had with lots of behind the scenes footage. and me looking like a total fool. >> not at all. that's where you get to see her charms. you can see many of that behind the scenes. >> it's all on our facebook page. wnn fans.com. >> we get heated with each other on certain points. we never see eye to eye in a good way. keeps it real and fresh. >> i don't like real and fresh. >> coming up more news from abc. yeah, you do. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>good morning, i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." an ohio man accused of traveling to syria, training with terrorists and then retur

poland on april 7th when a russian plane came in at a high rate of speed and did several unsafe, unprofessional maneuvers. russian officials maintain their pilot it did not do anything wrong. >>> tomorrow the senate foreign relations committee is scheduled to begin debate on the amendments that will give congress more say, on an emerging nuclear deal with iran. but the the white house says lawmakers should be working to make the deal better instead of fighting it all together. framework a agreement on the future of iran's nuclear program was reached earlier this month as we reported, the the goal, to have a final agreement in place by june 30th. >>> after break through as broad president barack obama may find it difficult to sell skeptics in america first on iran and then to cuba. obama returned to washington yesterday after his historic meeting with cube ab president raul castro but obama is certain to find a less appreciative crowd in congress then the one he left behind in the sum it of americas in panama. to complete a nuclear deal in iran obama must deal with resistance in congress. on sat

and this intercept was in fact both unprofessional and reckless and foolish, actually, in the sense that it's -- it was conducted for no apparent reason and so what we're doing is contacting the russians through appropriate channels to ask them to investigate the incident and determine whether it was purposeful or if it was an isolated incident by a hot-blooded pilot. it's serious. >> for chairman dempsey, you mentioned a moment ago with the coalition concentration into the military offensive in the north, it almost sounds as if there may be insufficient forces or resources to keep ramadi from falling. how critical would it be if it fell into the hands of isis to the overall war effort? and it appears anyway that isis controls the city of beji and much of the surrounding territory surrounding that critical infrastructure of that refinery and they made advances on that. are the iraqi and u.s. forces coalition forces be able to hang on to the refinery? for what would that mean if isis were able to secure that refinery? general dempsey: so i'll answer the question about ramadi first. f

this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. this is horse [ expletive ].n get. >> we've seen this sort of thing before from high powered men like christian bale and david o. russell. some think it may be just a stunt. >> yesterday crackle announced that quaid would start in a new series on the channel. he has not responded to any questions about the rant. was it the real thing? was it staged? well, if it was staged, he is a great actor. >> might get another oscar or something. good news for justin bieber fans. he's out with a new music video. kind of. >> a lot of people remember the lip sync video from a few years back. justin bieber's rendition of carly rae jepsen's hit song "call me maybe." >> now he's back this time having fun with her latest hit "i really like you." >> i need to tell you something ♪ i really, really, really really, really like you and want you to want me to want me too ♪ >> bieber pulled in some star power for this ariana grande, you might have seen her in there, kendall jenner is in there somewhere. >> his closest pal may be carly rae

this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. this is horse [ expletive ].t. >> some of us thought it was a genuine freakout. others skeptical it was staged. now we know indeed it was a joke. >> it appears the comedy website funny or die responsible for the video showing quaid and all of his apparent antagonizers. we called this one. actually set some light on the choice terms he used in describing the video. we called this one. >> we sure did yesterday. we thought it was an acting moment. we were right. >> he's a good actor. >> coming up, inside the monkey kingdom. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information call this number now. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. stand by to learn mo