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Events, no significant acts of vandalism. no violence. and so the evening, which was intended first and foremost to check the tree lighting ceremony at rockefeller ceremony that attracted national and international attention, that went off very, very well so those watching from around the country and around the world were unaware of what was going on on the perimeters of that event. what i would like to do today is expose you to some of the training that is being conducted in this academy and ha...

One of the prosecutors passed out to the grand jury a copy of the old missouri statute. the one they had gotten rid of three decades ago. so we know when the prosecutor showed them that out dated law, we know the prosecutor told the grand jury this. it is the law on what is permissible. what force is permissible and when in making an arrest by a police officer? the prosecutor gave the grand jury that instruction, even though that was not true. and then that same day, the grand jury read the test...

It had a number of ramifications. if you have the wrong law for a large stretch of time, youre making wrong decisions for all that aspect of the grand jury. >> once they had been given that wrong instruction about what the law was, what should have happened at that point? once the prosecutors had realized theyd done the wrong thing, whats the right way to fix it if there is a right way to fix it? >> in our system, we dont have any sort of mandatory mechanism to force the prosecutor to correct an...

Police officer? the prosecutor gave the grand jury that instruction, even though that was not true. and then that same day, the grand jury read the testimony of officer darren wilson himself. now, it is worth pointing out that the grand jury proceeding in st. louis county was sort of unusual by design. he decided at the outset that he wouldnt make a case. he decided his assistant prosecutors would just dump out for the grand jury that turned up in the case everything. they would just let the gra...

Situation there. with those things in mind, what do you say? >> first, i agree with you on the proportionality issue. theres the necessary force using all means necessary to take someone into custody tempered by the instruction on the law and the right to use force. thats proportionality as you correctly point out. the fact of the matter also is, in a case like this, when somebody is dealing with a threat immediately upon them, then its not tennessee versus garner. thats the old flee felg rule, ...

Gave instruction and encouragement. most of all, jackie remembers the pain and the pounding that went on and on. one of the men even allegedly used a beer bottle to assault her. jackies friends persuaded her not to report the attack, fearing it would carry a huge social price. months later, jackie spoke to a dean about what happened. but two years later, she still hasnt filed charges. the "rolling stone" article sparked outrage. protests filled the campus. theyve suspended all greek activities u...

Well its a different kind of missile and system. >> so we know that the plane was flying at 33,000 feet altitude. this was described to me by an expert in the last hour, a cloud of slap nhrapnel. what would that have done to the plane? >> what you see here. but the difficult thing that i see about this is it did not come out as a cloud and then go through it like we discussed before. this appears to me as it created a perforated line down that skin and if you look along the cut, the edge of the ...

Whether russia just gave the separatists a missile with an instruction manual and said, go to it. u.s. does believe russia has serious culpability here, erin. >> elise, youre saying the information now that you have is they actually are confirming that the missile system that they believe was used has now been transported back over into russia? >> thats right. they do have evidence that its being brought back into russia. and, again, the implication is that russia is trying to cover up some evid...

They dont go until they do understand weather. >> yosi says kite surfing is wonderful and safe, but like any sport, those who participate need to take necessary precautions. >> whether accidents arent random, theyre readily predictable and avoidable. in most cases, you have to use restraint. but if you do, you can enjoy the pleasure that this sport gives you in buckets and cut down the risk of having a bad day and being injured. >> kevin kearney agrees. with some distance after the incident, he ...

You could see it blowing up in social media. when we said should the government mandate an alert to prevent hot car deaths, so many people say, no, the government should not be involved. this is not an issue for government. this is an issue for parental responsibility, but you have people on the other side who say look, if the technology is there, and if there can be something that is done in a uniform way to save lives, why wouldnt you do it? >> and then you write in your cnn.com that you know,...