willie will give us a sneak peek at the upcoming season of "duck dynasty." ♪ ♪ >>> we're back with willieuck dynasty," season four kicks off tomorrow. here is a preview. >> why you so fat? >> i'm not fat, just trying to escape for a few minutes. >> what are you escaping from? >> my wife and that stinking wedding. >> you boys are starting to sound whipped there. >> not whipped, just sad. >> i ain't whipped. butter is whipped, cream is whipped. horses are whipped. willie ain't whipped. >> chow. >> what is that? >> that's my whip. >> it broke. >> like to ask your wife if you're whipped or not. andrea. >> two quick questions. when president obama said people cling to their god and their religion and their guns, did you feel offended by that, and who do you like for 2016 on the republican side. >> i was offended by that. who do i like for 2016. see what comes out, curious about jindal. >> bobby jindal. will you run for congress? it is the question everyone is asking on twitter. >> i heard today i was doing that. that's interesting. news to me. >> willie, let me tell you something, last thing y

bay i'm going to get a pair of the glasses that willie's wearing. obvious mary a cowen has expressed all the names but i want to make sure we recognize the historic efforts by so many people from years and decades placed a lot of hope and tears and the hope was created to get to this point. i greatly appreciate them from speaker pelosi and congresswoman feinstein and to the hours and adheres that some of the folks did to put this together. we with the new commission on investment and 70 san we get to deliver on those promises not just talk about them deliver on them. that's how we honor all the people who have touched this development and project. every former planning director is here. yes, he helped us. so many people touched us. the only way to honor those folks is to deliver for the residents in bay view. deliver for a hope sf residents who want the hope and deserve it. deliver to this section of the city so no one can say we have unfultd promises. and deliver to others. and y c, d, and working with a b u they're going to be helpful in this they

willie ain't whipped. >> chow. >> what is that? it broke. >> like to ask your wife if you're whipped or not. andrea. >> two quick questions. when president obama said people cling to their god and their religion and their guns, did you feel offended by that, and who do you like for 2016 on the republican side. >> i was offended by that. who do i like for 2016. see what comes out, curious about jindal. >> bobby jindal. will you run for congress? it is the question everyone is asking on twitter. >> i heard today i was doing that. that's interesting. news to me. >> willie, let me tell you something, last thing you want to do is go to congress, man. >> you could run his campaign. >> i couldn't, but you couldn't wear camo on the floor of the house of representatives. why would you want to do that, stay where he is. making millions of bucks. for duck horns. >> are you scared of my politics and what i would bring in? >> i do. you would be another right winger adding onto right wingers. >> going to ask if you were interested in that vacate

>> jimmy: it's bruce willis!buster, yet again for you. another -- over the fence home run. and you have us to thank for that. >> we do. >> jimmy: clearly. [ light laughter ] >> we do. >> jimmy: but now you have another blockbuster on the way, "red 2." and it's got all sorts of fun stuff. we will get into talking about that. but, i'd like to play game with you we'll call "favorites." okay? here we go. >> let's do it. >> jimmy: favorite band, beatles or stones? >> stones. >> jimmy: favorite film format. dvd, vhs, or laser disc? >> dvd. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was hoping you'd say laser disc. [ light laughter ] >> oh. >> jimmy: that's all right. favorite social media, twitter or facebook? neither? >> internet. >> jimmy: internet. there you go. okay, internet. [ laughter ] >> i go internet. >> jimmy: internet counts. favorite shore, jersey or pauly? >> oh, jersey shore. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. [ cheers ] [ scattered applause ] favorite bruce willis one-liner. "yippee-ki-yay mother-effer," or "zed's dead baby, zed'

. >> i love hearing you on the willie nelson record. did you get stoned with willie?d you do know that. >> because that's the trip of all time. >> willie nelson was psychedelic, sci-fi, wide screen. i mean, i've never been outdone. [ applause ] but i was in amsterdam with willie and he made me quit. i had to think of something to get us to stop smoking. i was like, willie, let's go get something to eat. >> willie nelson, snoop dog, amsterdam. how did nobody die? >> wait a minute, we played dominos. so we're playing dominos. he got a vapor. i got a blunt. he got a joint. he got a bong and he got this other kind of thing that's like a wooden piece that you smoke out of. so just me and him, i'm keeping score, he blazes up the first one, i blaze up one. before you know it, it's four things being passed around while we're playing dominos. you would have thought we were octopuses, because we were moving so much. >> at some point your conversation must have reached the level of enlightenment. what were you talking about? >> when i'm around willie or a great musician that's s

willie -- what's up?> let's do politico, chief white house correspondent down there, politico, mr. mike allen, with a look at the playbook. good morning. >> good morning, willie. you have a report, lot of people talking about this yesterday, that one of hillary clinton's post-state department options is a return to school. i guess harvard and yale in the mix along with a couple other ones? >> yeah. and nyu as well. you can tell these conversations are serious because one of secretary clinton's closest advisors, maggie williams, is having these conversations. and willie, maggie haberman points out in the story that the logic for secretary clinton doing this, it gives her a nonpolitical backdrop to advance her policy agenda and talk about issues she cares about. she has the clinton foundation which she'll be doing a lot of events for, but an academic backdrop would be a new way for her to be out there talking about issues, stay in the mix without it having to be blatantly political. >> jon meacham would tel

usually they're on screen and now sly slams willis for being greedy.rison ford replaces him in "expendable 3." >> action stars of the '80s showing that they have what it takes to act like rambo. but who's the bad guy in this situation? it's trending now. >> a very public battle going on die hard and rambo. >> stallone slamming bruce willis. >> we're done. >> that's pretty bad.

word is he's not a fan of willis.e tweeted, willis out harrison ford in, great news, been waiting for years for this. stallone also tweeted, fwreedy and lazy, a short formula for career failure. ouch. rick perry is not running for president at the moment, but that doesn't mean you're not taking some opportunities to show off his intellect. this is what he said this weekend in new orleans. >> there are many other states that embrace those conservative values, the approach that we have taken over the years. i'm in one today in florida. you look at south carolina, you look at florida. >> you're in louisiana. >> i know. i said that. i'm in one of those states that reflect those today in louisiana. yeah. i got that. >> that's very george w. of him. not good. i hope it doesn't have the same impact as forgetting the third agency he would eliminate during the debate on cnbc. >>> this is called a ramenburger. are you watching? the role is made of ramen noodles. you can get a little gluten free. this one appeals to me. the othe

bruce willis who starred with him in expendables two. ford in and then says greedy and lazy, a sure formula for career failure. >> that is one way to tweet your sigh of relief. he went ham on bruce willis and calling him greedy and lazy and saying that's how you kill your career. >> he wanted $1 million a day. >> yeah, they said not so much. we'll say bye bye to you. so stallone putting it out there and saying see you. >> yeah, he's just not talking. we'll see what happened with that. hopefully he says something. $1 million a day. >> yeah. >> sneak peek category, the 4-2 trailer just released. >> lots of fans excited about this. the trailer dropped the other day. chris hemsworth and natalie portman. people are excited. the movie doesn't come out until november. but there's buzz about the trailer. look out for that this fall. >> and our boys are excited about planes. >>yes, planes. >> i have a movie date with the kids. >> star studded cast, dane cook in this one. it's about an ambitious crop duster. they have this sort of transportation t

. ♪ "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis.onight on "the willis report" another day another setback for obamacare. this time leaving consumers out in the cold. we will have the latest. the average bank account has 30 hidden fees. the and cover them tonight. and should you be heading to the stores now or wait? we are watching out tonight for you on "the willis report". ♪ gerri: tonight's top story, the single biggest consumer protection and obamacare has now become the latest of many of the law initiatives to be dropped. >> we will place the lead on how much you can be charged for out of pocket expenses because no one should go broke because they get sick. gerri: you better hope you don't get sick in 2014. out of pocket cost as no word ago but up. joining me now, former new york governor. great to have you here. >> i'm really not surprised. i knew this was an awful proposal. i knew was going to be horrific mess. unfortunately all of the fears i have for obamacare are now coming true. we see day after day where part of the law i

. >> i like bruce willis. >> listen to this, followed up with a slight jab to willis, apparently directedrmer costar tweeting greedy and lazy, a sure formula for a career failure. yikes. >>> finally, the idea of offering random women the opportunity to reenact the famous kissing scene from "the notebook." >> would you do it? >> ryan gosling isn't in there, of course i'm not going to, but they would. they are ready for that close up. >> i might think about it, i might think about it. there's a few others -- >> it's "the notebook," great scene. >> i'm not just going to kiss anybody, hello. i'm betty nguyen, this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in "usa today," prone southwest captain took over before nose landing. the ntsb says the pilots made the unusual move while it was less than 400 feet from the ground and that it was the captain's first landing at new york's laguardia airport. >>> e! online, dustin hoffman beats cancer, actor, quote, feeling great after surgery. no word what cancer the 75-year-old actor had, but he's been surg

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patrick willis injured his right hand early wednesday. he did not take part in team drills after the injury. our comcast sports net 49ers insider posted this video of willis leaving the field. he is scheduled to have an x-ray tomorrow. here is matt with more. >> we don't know the extent of the injury, they took him out of practice. he had the right hand wrapped up. he watched on the sideline. they didn't take him in immediately for x-rays or anything like that. any time anything happens to patrick willis, the all-world inside linebacker you have to stand up and take notice. the good thing for the 49ers, opening day, 5 1/2 weeks away. i'm sure they expect a healthy and ready to go patrick willis when the season starts. >> good job, matt. baseball, athletics hosting the jays. eric sogard pops up. we'll have a collision at the mound. the pitcher should always get out of there. he didn't. ball drops safe. brandon moss, pops up from right. izturis can't make the play. sogard scores. tied at 2. top of the tenth, jose bautista doubles down the r

phil, uncle si, willie, jase, jep, core and he jessica.n their family business and have a little fun. for season 4 it is time to shake it up. how will they do that? by adding two more family members to the team. please welcome al and lisa robertson. hi. how are you. nice to see you. i can just say you don't quite look like the others. what is g on here. >> i know you wonder what they look lik lunderneath. this is it. katie: when i watch y'all, i know you love your beards. i know your wives love your beards. but i think you are very good looking underneath those beards. i kind of want to shave them off but you wouldn't let me do that? >> nah. katie: you left the family business back in 1988. >> well, i went into the ministry. someone needed to preach, especially to this group behind me. was there for 22 years. a great time together. but this is a great opportunity to continue to do that all over the country and all over the world now. katie: talk about a congregation, right. you have a lot ofeo people watching this show and a hug opportunit

i'll introduce my friend and your friend willie brown. a product of the urban black neighborhoods of san francisco he became an attorney to rise through the civil rights movement. willie brown served more than thirty years 15 years as it's speaker then he was elected and served as the first african-american to serve as labor in san francisco. mayor brown has dedicated his skills to transform and open american politics to all. he is really one of the smartest people in american politics and i tease him for tipping his tow in my field of journalism. perseverance and trades that describe mayor brown and the ship project made possible that deals are not enough political power grows only when public good is done at the same time. please welcome mayor willie brown. (clapping) >> i'm glad to be here. this is a great journey. it's a journey that's been described adequately by most of the people at the microphone. it's been a long journey. sometimes, the journey you couldn't even see whether or not there was going to be any success. we really do h

just 12 behind willie mayss for fourth all time. the ninth. >> willie is thrilled. >> mariano rivera to close it out. struggling this week. miguel cabrera takes one over the wall. second home run off riviera in three days, the yankees kis still hold a one-run lead. another bomb into the second deck in right. third consecutive blown save for rive rivera. first time that's ever happened in his career. the yankees did have a chance to make it right in the bottom of the ninth. >> that one's driven deep to right field! there it goes! yankees win 5-4. >> michael with the call on the yes network. yankees win 5-4. a-rod home run but riviera, people worried about him. the yankees shave that lead now to ten games to the al east. >> wow. >> behind the red sox. >> this is a little too close for comfort. >> don't want to see that happening to riverarivera. >> you don't. >> i was thinking that. >> to kansas city where the royals are looking for their seventh consecutive series win hosting the red sox, bottom of the third, they lead 3-1, gordon dr

willie geist? how was that wind up, baby. >> ben smith interviewing anthony weiner on stage. >> best question. what was the answer. >> why didn't you use snap chat? he says i don't have an answer for you. >> if you were like me, i went right back it to general lee. >> it's a little much. >> it is all my fault. right? >> and ben smith, when the questioning got -- >> gene, do you not like history? >> exhausting. >> do you not like history. you do not realize that we are living through -- >> i need another coffee. >> through serious times with this weiner-gate. >> one of those moments, it's one of those fulcrums on which everything turns. >> it is what peter jennings called 1968, a crack in time, willie geist. and we are right in the middle of it. >> anthony weiner finally got sick of ben's good and persistent questions, and said, shouldn't you go back -- >> can't even take yourself serious. >> go and talk about cats or whatever you do at buzzfeed. >> pulse on technology. >> on cats. >> okay. >> so th

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" social engineering a obama style. the federal government pushing in affirmative-action role in every single neighborhood in the country. also, the cars the government wants to drive. we have the complete list. something big is happening in education. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." our top story tonight, uncle sam is creating yet another database, this time to push diversity in your neighborhood. the housing and redevelopment agency is proposing a new rule requiring the agency to track and publish data on the racial and ethnic makeup of every single member in the u.s., engineering for a better society or social engineering with a twist of government over reached. here to weigh in, anthony sanders, real-estate finance director at george mason university. i saw this story and not, holy cow. this seems to be incredibly overreaching. what do you say? >> of course it is incredible. this strategy is that the previous administration,

willie? >> let's hope they track him down. thank you so much. >>> new trouble this morning for embattled new york city mayoral candidate, anthony weiner. good morning. >> during what was supposed to be a pretty routine voter out reach event, weiner mocked journalist and made bizarre jokes and at one point he started to speak in a british accent, this as his support among voters slips even more. thursday new york city mayoral hopeful, anthony weiner, campaigned door to door in the harlem neighborhood. still dealing with the fallout from the recent sexing scandal, weiner turned on those traveling with him. weiner said later he was just kidding but he didn't seem to find anything funny with questions regarding his candidacy? he went on to mock the reporter's accent. before launching into a bizarre weather report. >> it's going to be rainy, cloudy and gray -- >> reporter: but weiner did not just seem irritated by the press. he also publicly scolded his staff. >> oh, this is no good, the way you have this organized. >> reporter: th

truth be told, i don't know anyone named willy. i only made up the story to taunt you, and it obviously backfired on me. my apologies. that was a rough one. ice cream. cone? ice cream. chocolate, vanilla, scoop, dessert. da da da a da. ice cream. flavors, um, sundae, tom carvel, cookie-puss. come on! i need more here! ice creeeeam. i mean another word, doug. time's up! [laugh] what the hell was it? it was truck. ice cream truck. you know, good humor with the bell? it was a good clue. doug, you drive a truck for a living. how about, "what i drive for a living?" that would've been another way to go, yes. all right. what's the score? what's the score? ok. it's 18 for you guys and 19 for us. uh, 25 wins, so next round's for the money. whoa, whoa, whoa. where are we? let's just say you're well in third. yeah. well, that's ok. this is where we make our move. that's right, sweetie. all right. you ready there, rich? flip it. clock's tickin'. how about a clue, rich? say something. time! it was turtle. so why didn't you give me a clue? i tho

that was beautiful, willie, what you said. and the stories that my friend barbara tells of she and husband dick leaving the life of luxury in cleveland to run muni for dad. or of the dmv when a woman behind the counter looks twice at the name of my driver's license and looks up and tells me of the day she met george on the street or worked on george's campaign. or about the time in her life in our city's life when things seemed more touchable, more human, or just tells me that she's honored to meet george moscone's son. or on the first preview of the play that my dear friend tony wrote about george and me, a play called ghost life, and the first public performance up in ashlan, oregon. halfway through the second act, at long last, george shows up and the fractured city hall backdrop begins to fill with floating lights outlining the golden gate bridge and we hear tony bennett sing his legendary recording of "i left my heart in san francisco." and then the character of george, sometimes mouthing the words, sometimes singing them

i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" it's tax holiday time.k. also, making sense of complex cell phone contracts. you might be betr off not signing them. and dinner from a test tube. consumers are about to get their first y stub. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report". ♪ gerri: all that and more.

willie, willie, willie. your last name isn't clinton by any chance, is it? now, i now want to pay tribute to a true american hero that we lost last week. colonel bud day served in the air force for 35 years fighting in world war ii, korea and vietnam. he spent over five years as a prisoner of war in north vietnam alongside senator john mccain. he earned the medal of honor for defiantly refusing to divulge secrets to his captors, and before his death, colonel bud day earned over 70 medals and awards. colonel day is survived by his wife, four children and 14 grandchildren. colonel bud day, you are a true american hero. and america thanks you. >>> and that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. don't forget to pick up my new book "clever fox," another danny fox novel where young, beautiful assistant d.a. dani fox fights for justice, and she gets caught up in the turf war between her office and the feds. but that's nothing like the romantic entanglements she finds herself in, torn between two men. you can find it on amazon or barnes & noble. and remember to

"the willis report" is coming next. gerri: hello, everybody. tonight on "the willis report." the threat of malpractice lawsuits driving up medical costs. important new information you need to know. a price war for electric cars. and, cooking healthy meals with your hectic lifestyle. how do you do that? todd english is here. watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." all that and more coming up but first our top story tonight. tsa pat downs coming. the agency notorious for stealing your belongings and patting down granny has been flying under the radar expanding its reach beyond airport security. joining me now, administrator law counsel for the privacy information center and senior policy council at the aclu and former fbi agent. we just kind of learned about this, and i was shocked because i thought what they were doing the cops were supposed to do.on? >> tsa is constantly expanding its authority and to state and local law enforcement. tsa has no jurisdiction to control in the way it is done. gerri: i know you agree with it. here's what the tsa administrator explai

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the "willis report." gerri: our top story cutting prescription cost for a breather with insurance but the kicker is you could be hundreds of dollars richer every single month if you took a few simple steps. now from prescription drugs editor at "consumer reports." welcome back. $758 per year? >> and we could be sppnding a lot less. using insurance when we don't need to and often buy medication where there is a cheaper alternative. gerri: what of the most interesting item in your story that sometimes you just buy the drug it is cheaper than using your insurance. hall is that possible? >> we just discovered this of the last year there are hundreds of medications were the insurance maybe expensive than what the drug store deals are offering. gerri: shouldn't the insurance company? to make you would think so but this one is $4 per month that wal-mart or target yet insurance companies together spend 30 or $40 per month. >> and then to pull out the insurance card and they just automatically renewed up but stop

horton ad when he didn't come it wasn't about willie horton. that turnstile was notorious, highly objectional. i'm just saying, just move in with you because i want people to understand that getting the details right is extremely afford. >> here's one going with the point. you were care and willie hortonized. my point is you don't have any background. ailes was cleared on the other side and then migrated into news. which to me comes at this from a different background than from someone who's just been in journalism the whole time. and so i wouldn't even begin to compare the two of you is what i'm tried to say. >> that is a nice, i hope not too backhanded comment. >> i made it as an extreme compliment. there's no comparison, for him to attack your integrity is frankly a little rich. >> thank you. >> for what that's worth. let's go from the republican party to part of the republican party, need a social movement, whatever they want to call themselves. here's a question. to what extent do you think tea party back candidates made had a reverse coat

but by the time 101 goes through willis there are only 8,000 vehicles per day on the road.trans wants to build a four lane freeway designed to carry 5,000 vehicles an hour, $300 million for six miles of freeway all designed to bypass this bottle neck where 101 turns into main street. >> two lanes of traffic heading north to others say the solution is way too expensive and does too much damage to wetlands. >> it's too destructive ask only serves a very, very small segment of the traffic. >> remember the bottle neck? 70% is locals just driving around town. most cars won't use the bypass to. get an idea of who would drive we found these photos from traffic cameras showing 60% driving through willis. this is what might be expected on the bypass. caltrans tell us they don't give a true understanding of traffic. this is what the traffic looks like in the late afternoon when the road is generally dismissed. we chekd the traffic cam. the only traffic was during a music festival. >> it will be mainly empty. the number of cars that are protected is small. >> how to a project that see

i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" it's tax holiday time.liminating sales taxes and giving consumers a break. also, making sense of complex cell phone contracts. you might be better off not signing them. and dinner from a test tube. consumers are about to get their first pay stub. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report". ♪ gerri: all that and more. first, our top story. x factor creator facing the music. the discovery of the simon callow, a multimillionaire music mogul was having an affair with his best friend's wife is being slashed on headlines and the route newspapers around a world adding spice to the scandal. she is pregnant with his first child and her estranged husband has named cal in a divorce papers. now, this is outlandish behavior from all sides, but there are lessons we can take away from this. here to weigh in, fox is legal analyst, divorce attorney, and welcome to you all. a great group of people to talk about this. i want to start with you. so clearly he does not have a corner on the market for stupidity, b

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but by the time 101 goes through willis there are only 8,000 vehicles per day on the road. build a four lane freeway designed to carry 5,000 vehicles an hour, $300 million for six miles of freeway all designed to bypass this bottle neck where 101 turns into main street. >> two lanes of traffic heading north to gridlock. others say the solution is way too expensive and does too much damage to wetlands. >> it's too destructive ask only serves a very, very small segment of the traffic. >> remember the bottle neck? 70% is locals just driving around town. most cars won't use the bypass to. get an idea of who would drive we found these photos from traffic cameras showing 60% driving through willis. this is what might be expected on the bypass. caltrans tell us they don't give a true understanding of traffic. this is what the traffic looks like in the late afternoon when the road is generally dismissed. we chekd the traffic cam. the only traffic was during a music festival. >> it will be mainly empty. the number of cars that are protected is small. >> how to a project that seems o

. >> it was not just willie.t the loss of edward, her husband, tad. >> and the loss of her mother that sent her to springfield in the first place. her life is shattered by loss.-- shadowed by loss. >> tell me how she served as the first lady to the president. her intuition about individuals is more accurate than that of her husband. does lincoln listen to her? >> think that she tried to advise him but his advisers did not want her interfering. that was definitely the case when he was dying and they to-- took her from the room and would mourn, her in to which was a traditional thing in her culture. the wife stays with the husband until he dies. they robbed her of that. >> gary robinson asks, did mary lincoln create enemies out of social rivals? who was her main antagonist? >> she had a number of rivals. kate chase, the daughter of the secretary of the treasury made no secret about wanting to replace lincoln in the white house. kate was quite the belle of the ball. it is safe to say that mrs. lincoln had no great l

we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." tonight's top story, the witch hunt of wall street. attorney general eric holder making it clear, wall street is on notice and the feds are coming to get the big bankers. in a new interview, his department is planning on announcing a slew of new criminal cases and with us now we have an attorney who does a lot of legal work on wall street. saw this in a journal today, the tough talk from the attorney general said "anybody who has inflicted damage on the market should not be of the belief we are out of the woods because of the passage of time. if any individual or any institution is banking on waiting things out they have to think again." i didn't think inflicting damage was a crime, but what is going on here? >> first of all this has a feeling of a political move. it is not a genuine prosecution in the sense something is wrong, we are saddened and shocked by it, this is a political move whether it is by the administration were motivated by holder looking to ratchet up a little bit of

usually they're on screen and now sly slams willis for being greedy.3." >> action stars of the '80s showing that they have what it takes to act like rambo. but who's the bad guy in this situation? it's trending now. >> a very public battle going on die hard and rambo. >> stallone slamming bruce willis. >> we're done. >> that's pretty bad. >> yeah. >> game on.

. >> where is willie when you need him? >> willie?> willie robertson. >> okay. >> willie would have said even with sticky frog legs. >> we're still on. a judge says stop and risk is unconstitutional because it unfairly targets minorities, but is it true, will it make people more or less safe. that debate, what a transition next on "the five"! ♪ ♪ >>> allow me to start with this, hats off to law enforcement officers everywhere, you have tough and dangerous jobs, you're heroes. that said, stop and frisk, the effective, controversial law enforcement tactic ruled unconstitutional by u.s. district court judge shira schen h line. no one should be subject to stops. others point out stop and frisk is responsible for 65% drop in nyc murders since inception. this is a tough one. cops should have all the tools to keep us safe but have to do it by the book. that said, supreme court, final arbitor what is constitutional ruled in favor of stop and frisk in 1968. bob, i have to tell you, i wrestle with it, nsa stuff bothers me, it is not in my opini

willie? >> thanks very much.ng at the tragic death of a teenager in that state. the graffiti artist died in their custody after police tasered him. >> reporter: spray paint marks the starting point between the police and israel hernandez. the 18-year-old graffiti artist played this game before. tuesday morning, he brought a friend as a look out. >> the police came through. i was like yo, stop. >> reporter: he ran through buildings and over a fence when he ignored orders to stop, an officer fired a taser at hernandez's chest. he died a short time later in the hospital. >> this is the first time we have had someone die because of a taser incident. >> i feel wronged. at no time was it going to be enough for me. >> reporter: those grieving the death remember him as skater and gifted artist who exhibited his work locally. >> he could do more than anybody. it was about art. he decided it. from then on, he just pursued it. >> reporter: his family is calling for an independent investigation. they don't believe his crime

i'm dennis kneale in for gerri willis.onight on "the willis report," i shocking trading date as the nasdaq stock exchange was forced to halt trading for three hours because of a technical glitch. president obama continuing its push to spread the wealth calling once again for college to be affordable to all. is there really a problem with those in the corner office is making more than the little guy? the sec says yes, and of your reactions. or watching out for you tonight on "the willis report". ♪ dennis: that flash freeze is our top story. it was a glitch that ground the nasdaq to a halt. a flash freeze paralyzing thousands of securities at around 12:40 p.m. eastern time today. full trading resumed after 3:00 p.m. the recent string of technical errors rocking the markets is calling into question the computers that run in these markets. joining me now, and shapiro live outside the nasdaq. rob morgan, chief investment strategist at fulcrum securities founder and ceo of dark pool. and director of institutional sales and tradi