plan.r had any -- wasing was a kind of a lucky break or random choice. nori -- the new yorker is not a lucky break. >> the new yorker was lucky. i think we tend to overestimate andown qualifications choices and underestimate the role of simple fortune. >> have you evolved or conclusions about anything you have written? >> i still believe the same thing -- if you still believe the same thing you believe 15 years ago, you are a joke. ♪ >> there are myths about some of the greatest creators that are boiled down in the legend. what is the myth of malcolm gladwell, and what is the reality? >> i don't think i have arrived at the level of myth. i am just about as boring and pedestrian in my private life as i appear to be in my public life. >> the tipping point, was your first best-selling book, you said you had no idea how big it would become. looking back, do you understand why it did? >> i don't. my books and books of many other people caught a specific wave, i think, over the last 20 years. which is, there was this emerging class of businessperson demanding

for the soldiers, the early wase of the war eye-opening, particularly in regard to how quickly they become demoralized when staring into the face of battle. one general joined up in august 1914, because in his words he to be seen in civilian clothes. he told his parents he could not peaceful city anymore. the nation could not sit idly by. certain that he meant to die in a glorious cause, he dear father, mother, please don't think me cruel, but youould be a good thing if two would, with brave hearts, get accustomed to the idea that you will not see me or any of my brothers again. you if bad news does come, will be able to receive it more calmly. however, within three weeks, he had trouble squaring his glorious cause with the inhuman combat.f his first battle was long, loud and offered him no opportunity even see his foe. he said this ghastly battle is day.g for the fourth like most battles in this war, entirelynsisted almost of an appalling duel. i am writing this letter in a grave-like hole. falling soare thickly that one may regard it of god if onercy comes out. he was eager for peace onc

but wased extraordinarily grateful and he forgave me, for which i was also grateful. ab had a hand in shaping some of history.of we have some extraordinary public servants on this stage. also give thanks for innovators who changed our world. mildred dresselhaus's high containedrbook commentary from her classmates. mathematicala tribute. mildred equals brains plus fun. science, she's second to none. growing up in new york during depression, this daughter of polish immigrants had three clear paths open to her. teaching, nursing and secretarial school. somehow she had something else mind. and she became an electrical engineer and a physicist and m.i.t.'s ranks, performed groundbreaking experiments on carbon, became one of the world's most celebrated scientists. and her influence is all around cars we drive, the energy we generate, the electronic devices that power our lives. when she arrived at m.i.t. in 4% of students were women. today, almost half are. a new generation walking the path that millie blazed. robert solow's father was a businessman. when robert became an e

. >> it was obvious to him on the tape as it wases in person, eagles just didn't execute and the coach let his team know it. >> i told them exactly what i think. you didn't play well. i said we weren't the better team today. maybe we will get another shot at that team somewhere down the line. >> what doesn't need to be said was yesterday's loss put birds in the must win situation sunday if they wish to continue to control their destiny. >> everybody understands, the the more games you win better opportunities you have to play in the post season and that is what this deal is all about. >> one of the places eagles were lacking yesterday was running game. shady mccoy had one of his worst games of the season. we have learn he was playing with a heavy heart, his cousin passed away in a car accident late last week that is why shady was excused from practice on friday. >> the focus was not there. >> shady managed to past wilbur montgomery and became all time leading rusher but a loss hold personally and professionally overshadowed that milestone. jamie apody for "action news" at ten on phl17.

she saw a car successfully get through what wases a much smaller puddle. then she skrix to her son what happens. as she was going through, there was a rush of water. came in, she described like a flash flood. her car actually pushed the car back. the car must have come up from the pavement a brief dime. there you see where her car ended up, was able to get home with the police her son was out here trying to retrieve the personal belongings. to the right, city workers have been out here and tahrir trying to find the drains so they can unclog them of what we think are probably leaves. as i mentioned before, i was out here last year and there were two cars at the time that got stuck in this area when it flooded. the city of san jose trying to unclog this drain so it can be reopen. fep, the woman is okay. ? you're driving out there, be careful because the puddles do exist. we hope that car doesn't make any more friends this morning. from problems on the road to problems in the sky. the storm triggering delays at many airports. sfo has confirmed more than 50 fl

allegedly running a pill mill out of his office in media only "action news" reporter chad pradelli waseshere as that doctor was taken into cuss todd toy day this place is nothing more than a pill mill. >> reporter: only "action news" was there as delaware county detectives raided doctor lawrence wean's practice on baltimore pike. they described the office as a junkie jackpot for the the addict. people could walk in, and then quickly walk out with a prescription for painkillers and other drugs. detectives went under cover, questions were few, and in one instance, district attorney jack whalen says doctor wean, asked the under cover officer what he would prescribe if he were the doctor. >> no medical examination, no range of motion examination, not even his vital signs were taken during these office visits. >> reporter: as doctor wean was escorted to be charged with felony insurance fraud and narcotic distribution charges he denied the allegations. >> this is all wrong, all wrong. >> reporter: these are people with serious drug addictions do you feel responsible at all. >> no, i'm a good d

he wases taken there with minor injuries after working on this fire at ehret and who are rocks street. it is still still burning but now under control. look at this video we shot during the the height of the blaze. it started in the rear of the vacant three story building around 1:00 this morning and fire burn for a good two hearst before fire fighters got the flames under control. you you can see buildings here are situated very close together so there was some worry that the flames could spread next door and as a result six people were evacuatedded from a neighboring property but again, the building here that is on fire is vacant so there was no worry that anybody inside would be hurt. now back here live, again you can see fire fighters still pouring water on to any hot spots remaining. there is a section of the ceiling that is still on fire and you can see flames still burning up there but again, this fire under control, one fire fighter hurt, treated and released from the hospital. nobody else was hurt. that is very latest from frankford, dawn and kerry, back to you. >>> thanks, a

. >> i hated it because he wases in pain a thought he one be able to hunt. sheriff and said if we can work it out and i would be glad to take him hunting with me. >> reporter: little alex hopped on the plane headed to a county he is only familiar with by name. trip was paid for by both count toys give him the experience of a life time. >> thank forgetting me all of the clothes and the boots. >> i just had to do it. >> reporter: alex's mother could not make i down there because of her chronic heart condition. we talked to her on the phone and she said being a single mother is tough and wearing both hats has its limitations in matter how hard she tries. >> that is how you do it. >> is there a trick. >> reporter: she said that is why this trip means the world to her family. >> actually being able to experience and getting in the outdoors you see how much fun it is, isn't it. >> reporter: one of those marvelous moments when a child's imagination runs wild. sheriff alex wonders if these moments will stick with the little boy over the the years. >> i believe it wi

. >> about how he brain washed his son into saying it wases a great experience. >> that too. >> so, inou are wondering we're all wondering, we see college tuition going in the form of electricity, bills. so the representatives from the guinness book of world records did the not count each and every light so they take a look at the sales receipts for lights and that is how they figure out how many they have. >> yeah. >> does that sound right to you. >> my neighbor put up his lights yesterday. he is like giving me a guilt trip. where are yours. >>> homeless man in virginia got his wish this thanksgiving. a family took him in for the holidays. >> yes, he was staying in a norfolk mission when he posted a request asking for a family to share thanksgiving with him. he was surprised at number of people all across the country that responded but it was one of the first responders, ashley and corry mcill more who brought him into their home. military couple pick him up, and spent the day with their families. >> that is nice. >> very nice. >>> this is not so nice. in fact, one woman is now saying

philadelphia's mayor michael nutter wases in washington with other mayors and civil rights leaders meetingut the president with the shooting in ferguson and its national implications. nutter spoke about ramsey's appointment. >> his call for this task force on 21st century policing as police morel, co chaired by laurie robinson, formally assistant attorney general, but also a professor not only at george mason but the university of pennsylvania. we have work with her of philadelphia charles ramsey, the police commissioner of the city of philadelphia, in his 40 plus years of leadership in policing. >> cbs news correspondent mark albert tells thaws this task force is one of president obama's plans to the georgia the unrest in ferguson. >> president obama brought together young civil rights leaders, elected officials, community, faith leaders and law enforcement to talk about building trust between police and the communities that they served. >> underlying issues are broader than just race. this goes to sort of the foundational relationship, again, between law enforcement agencies and the comm

seen this tweet going around i would have rather had bradley cooper on him, being that bradley cooper wases in the house. it was just pathetic. >> we knew it would be pathetic going in, cross your fingers and hold your breath when you go up against a passing offense. >> do we have to see this play? >> well, this is first play of the game. we won coin flip. they kick it short. >> they didn't kick it short, the the wind caught it, and it has been some debate over that but enough people now you can watch every nfl game next week and you will in the see a kick off fall at the 20-yard line. two things happened here. one cowboys get lucky that it fell that short and two, you know, and you cannot leave brad smith out of there, badly miss played it. >> you knew it would go downhill from there, they beat us last year at home, they beat us again at home this year. this team is good but they are just in the good enough yet. >> and of course your boy, mark sanchez, he is coming through just great, isn't he, kerry? >> he proved himself as a backup quarterback for rest of his career. >> that is what he w

likely and one police officers say salters apology is too late, too week and only came after he knew he wasesouble. mayor put out a written statement instantly morning after fox 29's chris o'connell broke story wednesday night of salters internet inferno calling salters pictures and on line quotes reprehensible and it could insight others to inappropriate actions. the fire commissioner confirmed last night an investigation is underway and any job action against salters will come after it is over. as for police salters called our real enemy, no one is publicly demanding salters be fires but they will be shocked and saddened if something isn't done. >> we ask our members to behave in the professional manner. that was not a professional post, whether it was a page or not. >> if charge of stupid was in their handbook manual he would get a life sentence. >> i thought it was disgusting. i think that we have a great working relationship with the police in our city. i think we want to keep that. >> absolute stupidity especially what we're going through these days. climate is right not right for that.

the high-tech he wases working 24/7 get the holiday gifts to your doors. >>> another day of nationwide protests over the ferguson shooting. here's some of the newest information we have. president barack obama met with his cabinet and law enforcement officials as well as activists. he's calling now for a takened conversation about the relationship between police and the communities they serve. and he's setting up a commission to study that relationship with concrete recommendations due in just 90 days from now. mr. obama is also promising results. >> what i tried to describe to people is why this time will be different and part of the reason this time will be different is because the president of the united states is deeply invested in making sure this time is different. >> now, the obama administration's also promising new guidelines for federal law enforcement to help racial profiling end once and for all. it's calling for better tracking of military equipment provided to local police departments and seeing $263 million for more training and for those body cameras we've talked about

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by the time i realized it wases a personally stopped my car just to see if i could help her. >> you knewe hit someone. you her him whoever the the driver was knew they hit her and she could, you you heard the impact. >> reporter: this three three-year old woman has not been identified by police except for her age. in the meantime investigators will search for surveillance video they hope will track this tow truck driver down as well as help identify this person. the driver faces a charge of vehicular homicide. we're reporting live outside accident investigation division, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> we will get over to katie because this is a a lot of rain. this will be with us all day to day. while we are going to end up with over an inch of precipitation flooding is not as much of a concern because it is falling over a are long period of time. it is more nuisance storm certainly but because it is falling during a busier travel day we will see it is leading to the problems obviously. the low clouds currently the big story for us here looking at sky cam three damp

[applause] city and wase menired when i saw black put his hand on the bible and become president.ut i have also been inspired today when i see young white kids holding up signs, saying black lives matter. [applause] i know the media won't show that. i know they will say we only have 500 residents, but i don't care how much you try to discard it, the truth shall rise again. the people united will never be defeated. castigate the leaders, you can try to divide us by generation, you don't understand that my youngest daughter ashley gave me a slogan that said you may bury us, but you did not know you were burying seeds! [applause] upn you bury us, we sprout and start blocking traffic. grow into civil disobedience. our seeds grow into nonviolence. and we willwant, grow stronger and last longer. that weus if you want, will grow stronger and last longer. things.ere for three one, we need a law on judicial threshold. high fore threshold so you to protect citizens in police matters? we are not saying all police are bad. we are not even saying that most are bad. but we are anti-brutality. m

county home, neighbors rushed if to rescue a family trapped by fire, rescuing several kids but it wases too late for family's grandmother we will hear from eyewitnesses. >>> if you this morning two philadelphia police officers are rushed to the hospital after this nasty crash overnight. will we will have the latest. >>> and a final farewell to fire lieutenant joyce craig, friends and family gathered for an emergal tribute. today is sunday december 14th thanks for joining us, i'm fix coal brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock right now. lets check that forecast. yesterday was a bright, beautiful will day, a little cold, but will today be the same. >> it wasn't 75. >> or sunny. >> but we will take warm and no breeze. we're trying. we're trying because weather at least to get closer to that mark, we have a day, fairly similar today to what we saw yesterday, not quite as windy but i think these clouds may be stubborn to get out of here today but we should be expecting sun breaks as well. ben franklin bridge looks bright, beautiful, shore looks dark and beautiful, look at that, be in out there in the o

he wases last seen leaving kildares pub early thanksgiving day morning.riend will hold a vigil tonight at west chester as investigators work around the clock looking for clues. new lets check that forecast with katie. >> forecast overall, nicole is looking up for us down the road for end of the workweek but we are left with lingering showers and you can see activity on storm scan three represent ago this very well and scattered in nature. light precipitation too but it is all rain, no mixing this time. so as we see milder air creep left with some lingering rain showers which is definitely good news. it will not mess you up here. high of 54. tonight we will drop down to 37 under a clearing sky and then by tomorrow full sunshine, it is definitely chilly but seasonal with that high of 45. forty-seven on friday with more clouds as another disturbance approached and that means we are looking at a rainy saturday, but it is good news i think by sunday in time for eagles tailgaters people are starting to clear up once again. >>> speaking of the disturbance if you

yesterday's announcement wases a an historic day for the relations.nkly for our relations with latin america and even broadly across the world. i mean, the president basically did pretty much most everything he could do under his executive authority still in place to be able to open up with cuba. the travel, the remittences, the banking, the re-establishing diplomatic relations, the beginning of the process to remove him from the terrorism list. not just critical first steps, but critical, second, third, fourth steps for a -- for a relationship with cuba that has long been defined by adversarial and now will be a relationship more about exchange of information and collaboration, i hope. >> jason, a lot of people have been comparing this to president nixon's choice to go to china in 1972. interaction has led to enormous on the ground change in the lives of ordinary chinese people. what do you think this means for the people of cuba? and what is it likely to do to life in that country? >> well, this is -- this announcement, look, we've had a policy for

a mar of tribute, a mark of respect.raditi that tradition goes back to 1923, when the queen mother wase married. then just lady elizabeth, and ih she married the duke of york.as as she left the abbey, her bouquet was on the slab as well. that's because she lost her se e brother in the first world war.t her brother was killed in the first world war. the present queen's uncle died in the first world war. she never knew him. but the present queen's uncle died. there's a lot of connection between that event and even upt to almost the present day. all right. lorraine? >> okay. going t i'm just going to talk about the legacy of the war for the u.s. the u.s. is, of course, in the war for a relatively short period of time compared to the rest of the combatants. the u.s. casualties are very ped low.. there's nos. damage to the u.s. home front. the american economy actually booms during the war. and, of course, as you all knowt the united states emerges as th world's major creditor nation after the war.after so the u.s. is going to exercise an enormous amount of economic c power around the world

. >> even wet weather we saw yesterday wases in the enough to pre dues much more than a big old nuisancehere right new but as we check in with our eyewitness weather watcher network we will hit up a couple spots here. we will start off here with ed heaton in atglenn where a modest breeze is blowing only 1 miles an hour here. 42 degrees, not bad, mild start. there are still some clouds where he is but he sent in a beautiful picture here for us here. go full screen if you want, sunrise, absolutely beautiful. couple clouds but clouds can make it look that much more pretty and vibrant when it comes to the colors in the sky. we will go next to 41 sent in from phil chapline and he sent this over last 20 or 25 minutes from philadelphia. he also is seeing cloud cover out there right now but generally speaking the sunnies here and it is looking like a nice start to the morning as well. we will go across the the delaware river for one more observation, john sandman 38 degrees, full sunshine and love his comment looking good, why, thank you john. he meant sunshine. just kidding. lets see is what go

and it wase mall pretty simple. >> i think it is a matter that stores.too many people like to go in andd get inspired but just as many like to order online. we need both but not the lead is configured now. was with us in the last hour and she said spending is rebounding but it is around experiences, going out to dinner, doing things rather than acquiring stuff. stemretailer, how do you that tied? >> created disruption. we have seenl, some creativity, merchandising, making people feel good. nordstrom rack, it is supposed outlet store.nt they pay attention if the line gets too long. people have handheld registers to check you out. >> she speaks of it with a glow in her eyes. >> it has the nordstrom's culture. >> does that work in new york city? a functionuse it is of the nordstrom culture and their employees sign on for that culture. >> maybe you can make the shopping experience. look at what apple has done. >> i love that. what can retail learn from the apple retail stores success? make people feel very important, to make them feel like they are really going to be really smart when they

open wase fly in the the durable goods number, it was predicted to rise.revised upward or downward. we will see if we get the same growth. >> thank you so much. we can't promise that enough. that doesn't for "in the loop." we are on the markets because the dow set a new record high. stephanie will be back with jeremy siegel. ♪ >> it's time to go on the markets. we want to start up with some breaking news. we are expecting the university of michigan figured to come in at 93.6. that is slightly higher. and reinforces the bullish attitude we have seen in the market. the market is doing well. u.s. stocks are rising for the fifth day. we did see the dow zoom past 18,000 for the first time. we are in 18,019 at the moment. -- gdp came inpd at 5%, the fastest since 2003. the average hedge fund is only up 4%. joining me with a look at why hedge funds have underperformed is steve o'dell. that from a law firm established the first hedge fund back in 1949. when i first embarked on my own hedge fund career, you're one of the first people i spoke with. was year formulch

i wasn't at ci tax whe -- i wase cia when the program got underway.ut it's clear there was rich dialogue between the cia and the white house. they looked at document that president obama's administration denied them access to white house access about this. i would suspect there is a lot of information about what the white house knew and when they knew it in this this cache' of document the white house would not let them see. bill: some media reports are comparing the cia to cambodia where 2 million people were killed by the caii ad the camir rouge. >> manage the people working to keep us safe. working with the rules as they have been defined by the american political process. it's a product, bill, of this report being so prosecutorial. this report being written as a scream rather than an historic document. read the republican minority report and read the cia rebuttal before you rush to judgment. bill: how important is it with context given 10, 13 years ago. 3,000 dead americans, some jumping for their lives on to new york city sidewalks. >> context is

the campaign, what he was saying, president barak obama's campaign wasn't on a set of issues, as it wases a at the time particulars about politics, we'll overcome the divisions, and work together and, transsend the usual bickering, and we're more polar rised and more divided than we have been. very high expectations, poor performance in terms of his ability to overcome those divides, and economy has not been good. and, the affordable care act is extremely unpopular. and more so. can we overcome it? sure, it is a great country. and we have faced a lot worse problems than we're facing now. >>> we had a war, and great depression and it takes political leadership to do that. and we're going to see, if america can produce the kind of leader that is up to the challenge. it's an open question, 2016 will go some distance towards answering it. president barak obama's end of the news conference, laid out all the reasons why he believes americaners should feel good. take a look. but there is no doubt, that we can enter into the new year with renewed confidence, that america is making significant str

he wases last seen leaving kildares pub early thanksgiving day morning.lock looking for clues. new lets check that forecast with katie. >> forecast overall, nicole is looking up for us down the road for end of the workweek but we are left with lingering showers and you can see activity on storm scan three represent ago this very well and scattered in nature. light precipitation too but it is all rain, no mixing this time. so as we see milder air creep left with some lingering rain showers which is definitely good news. it will not mess you up here. high of 54. tonight we will drop down to 37 under a clearing sky and then by tomorrow full sunshine, it is definitely chilly but seasonal with that high of 45. forty-seven on friday with more clouds as another disturbance approached and that means we are looking at a rainy saturday, but it is good news i think by sunday in time for eagles tailgaters people are starting to clear up once again. >>> speaking of the disturbance if you are traveling 95 northbound approaching vine street expressway we have an extingu

brief, i wasely senator for 13 years.irst and most important question for the mecca people to ask and have answered is do we have a problem? if you don't think there is a problem, particularly the candidates, and especially the press needs to ask the candidates is there a problem? if there isn't a problem, why propose anything? i think we do have a big problem and it's a demographic problem. a few can't blame it on anybody. it's demographics. it would have been able -- it would have been easier to solve it in the mid-1990's when the demographic problem began to become a reality. , baby boomers day are moving into the ranks of eligibility. and they are entitled to these benefits that are specified. in the longer you wait, the more difficult it is to solve the problem. again, it is not a problem that was created by lessor right here and it is a problem that we sickly promised more than the current law is able to keep. if you don't do it in the day at some point, it's going to get worse. at some point, you have to cut benefi

the campaign, what he was saying, president barak obama's campaign wasn't on a set of issues, as it wases a at the time particulars about politics, we'll overcome the divisions, and work together and, transsend the usual bickering, and we're more polar rised and more divided than we have been. very high expectations, poor performance in terms of his ability to overcome those divides, and economy has not been good. and, the affordable care act is extremely unpopular. and more so. can we overcome it? sure, it is a great country. and we have faced a lot worse problems than we're facing now. >>> we had a war, and great depression and it takes political leadership to do that. and we're going to see, if america can produce the kind of leader that is up to the challenge. it's an open question, 2016 will go some distance towards answering it. president barak obama's end of the news conference, laid out all the reasons why he believes americaners should feel good. take a look. but there is no doubt, that we can enter into the new year with renewed confidence, that america is making significant str

like but i would like to point out th the recommendation wase to get increased diplomatic security personnel for high and criticali threat posts and for additional mobile security deployment add teams. the 151 positions asked for additional people for positions beyond those two things. we have already created every one of the positions in msd for the mobile security teams and ao our posts overseas, taken agenty that were already on board, filled those positions in thoset locations. and what we do is back hire nowo to fill the positions that we t took those more experienced ts agents out and put them there. so we have fulfilled the f recommendation of whatul it is t even though we continue to hire some additional personnel.>> i i think we more than fulfilled that recommendation. >> so you still are missing soi people, ssthough, because you'r moving people? >> right, we're still hiring toi fill the people that we put in behind there, although the alto agents have all beenug hired it. a couple of technical specialties that we're filling in behind. >> you also closed the close recommendation rel

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organizers expect but wases from florida, georgia, local in d.c., coming from new york as well, and alsos we see other protests sprouting today, this could be actually one of the largest p proprotests since eric garner. organizers are excited, folks gathering here. i talked to one gentleman over in the corner with a flag, with name of young black men who have been killed by police and he's here to show solidarity with the broader movement to call for police reform and end to police brutality. >> one of the largest gatherings you're saying, any sense of what kind of crowd talking here numberswise? >> reporter: the permit calls for 5,000, organizers didn't want to hedge their bets one way or the other. but they're expecting in the thousands, 2,000, 3,000, but again that permit for 5,000. we'll have to wait and see who shows up. >> you're right it does look cold down there. i see that breath coming off of you. appreciate the update. >>> next latest on a historic storm known as a pineapple express, nothing to do with that james frank comovie. go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats

. >> parents in brighton, colorado, signing off after no one was told a seven-year-old wases suspendedft gun to school. the school if he ised -- the school confessed only after a mom found the police report. >> it is the infamous lamp from the christmas story. >> glorious! it's inscribeably beautiful. >> this morning surveillance cameras catching a thief who liked the replica of the leg lamp so much that he stole it. you see him walk into a liquor store in upstate new york, look around, swipe it and head out. merry christmas to him. >> wow. i'm going to go look for elisabeth. if the patrol car where officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos were brutally executed had the same technology as this car here, would they still be alive? would that glass have kept them alive? many believe the answer is yes. so that's why several new york lawmakers are proposing legislation that will require all police cars to have a bullet-proof glass but with all different technologies out there, what is the best option? what is the most affordable option? kurt the cyber guy is here to break it down. kurt you ha

he wases hit by a woman driving a silver chevy as he walked in the crosswalk along parker. he was on his way home from school. he said the woman pulled oaf, looked at him and then took off. >> she touched my leg and didn't say anything. that was it. she just went away. >> the highway patrol said the case is under investigation. >>> a group of demonstrators called truth and justice for a man killed by a police officer they say new video of the 2012 killing proves police weren't honest about the events of the day. police say that gonzalez called the police that day to say he was going to kill himself and a police officer. they say that he fired his weapon and that is when officers opened fire killing him. the family now says that the video proves gonzalez never fired and they say the gun has the safety on. >> everything that came out. it was a lie. everything. it's just to watch it and -- you know lieutenants move -- let's move on. many it's not fair. >> his widow filed a suit. the da cleared the officers a da said the video shows police acted in self-defense. >> san francisc

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