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For the nypd? >> this is caution for the police. this is a tough time for them. lost two of their own executed in a most heinous style. quite naturally the police are going to take extreme caution as they approach jobs on the street. this is not going to be a prolocked thing but were in a new reality now. theyre damned in they do, damn fd they dont. >> look at this picture here turning their backs on the mayor. down 94% criminal court summons, traffic violations down 29%, parking violations. i m...

Secure. >> one bad actor with the right position and access can seriously endanger the safety and security of personnel overseas. >> i do not think we should move on. >> and ben gau ze select committee chair joins us. nice to see you >> yes, maam. >> apparently because of the release of this memo, this torture memo or whatever you want to call it, we put our overseas fa sill tis on high alert. steve linnick the top watchdog for the united states said u.s. posts remain at increased security risks...

Taking your car for a free ride these days arent just ordinary car thieves anymore. >> they used to just want to break in, get your computer, steal your credit cards. now hackers are setting their sights on whats sitting in your driveway. chuck goudie from our abc station in chicago with this story. >> reporter: thousands of pounds of steel and plastic. experts say the modern cars that fill our highways are really just computers on wheels. now theres new concern that those computers are easy mar...

So, you know, we see a lot of trends moving in our direction all at once. but yeah, the municipal i.d.s is really a response to the inhumane way that a lot of undocumented immigrants are treated by states. and its a new process for people to be thinking about it as a transgender policy. but, you know, we expect that will pick up speed really quickly and well see it in more and more places. >> the last thing, too, you hear it -- there has been some concern, i guess security concerns are brought u...

From -- >> but specifically to target you? >> perhaps, sure. i think thats what some of these groups do, absolutely. >> i want to see if you can respond to some of the criticisms ive read on line that ive seen charnged when it comes to your stories. one of them is from last november. you report about security risks on the healthcare.gov website, and you had received a transcript by one that it seems like to him, he had been leaking to the republicans. that was broadcast on the cbs evening news, ...

Why? if youve never been inside of a cel and heard the metal on metal shut of a door, you dont understand. its a mental thing. we have carpet on the floor. we have tables that are movable. we have chairs that they can pick up and move and sweep under and take them to the room and put them at their desks. and porcelain toilets and sinks. we do that for a reason. if you affect the mindset, you change the behavior. this was built for the officers who have to work here. its their day thats affected ...

That was not considered big enough story, i suppose, is the way to put it by those who decide what goes on the air. i thought it was hugely important, this is an insider, someone who works in the obama administration who had made this assessment. if you look at having had something like that occur with a private corporation that proceeded to go online with all of these alleged security risks, i think the government would be very upset by that if the tables were turned. here it was the united sta...

It comes to response. if you look at syria, virtually every ally was telling us they faced serious security risks if we didnt take a leading roll in responding to the syrian crisis. we were cautious about that, concerned about getting involved in a new conflict. reality is syria is spilling out of control impacting our our allies. when all your allies are saying they face a security threat, that should be influential in our polymaking. >> bruce jones, thank you. up next, all politics is local. w...

Showing just how badly the white house actually botched the launch of obamacare because the details it would appear have been just scratching the surface here of the welcome to a brand new hour of "americas newsroom." im martha maccallum. bill: im bill hemmer. martha: yes you are. welcome back, bill hemmer. great to see you. bill: great to be back with you, martha. documents show that high level officials knew of security risks, serious risks now, with some of these websites but went ahead and a...

New industry. >> begin to discuss accepting this new industry, which means even though banks under guidelines can accept deposits from these businesses, well, no bank is saying its going to do that any time soon. >> but so if the banks dont take the money from the marijuana businesses, then where does it go? >> reporter: so far theyre hoarding the cash, which is causing all sorts of safety concerns. you got to remember that marijuanas roots still lie in criminal background basically. and so the ...