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Emmy Award winner Frank Doelger (Game of Thrones, The Swarm, John Adams, Rome) and Intaglio Films, a joint venture of Beta Film and ZDF Studios, have begun production on the surveillance drama thriller Concordia.
divulging identifying information that may endanger officer safety. that's a good point. i should have read this. a labor union head said they are proud to be part of the nypd and should enjoy the same rights of free speech and expression as anyone else. the officers could lose vacation days which i hear they spend on time square. for more let's go to our expert. >> how ironic that she is parroting the bird. we'll be right back. sam, good policy? if they are great cops who cares if they are great looking? >> there are issues in the country with bad cop stories right now, so this is pretty
to protect officers from divulging identifying information that may endanger officer safety. that's a good point. i should have read this. a labor union head said they are proud to be part of the nypd and should enjoy the same rights of free speech and expression as anyone else. the officers could lose vacation days which i hear they spend on time square. for more let's go to our expert. >> how ironic that she is parroting the bird. we'll be right back. sam, good policy? if they are great cops who cares if they are great looking? >> there are issues in the country with bad cop stories
divulging identifying information that may endanger officer safety. that's a good point. i should have read this. a labor union head said they are proud to be part of the nypd and should enjoy the same rights of free speech and expression as anyone else. the officers could lose vacation days which i hear they spend on time square. for more let's go to our expert. >> how ironic that she is parroting the bird. we'll be right back. sam, good policy? if they are great cops who cares if they are great looking? >> there are issues in the country with bad cop stories
more developing news to pass along. a former banker accused of faking his own theft to cover up the theft of millions of dollars has been arrested in georgia. 47-year-old aubrey lee prince was pulled over for tinted windows and taken into custody. when authorities discovered his real identity. he's been missing since 2012 when he told his family he was going to kill himself. he was wanted by the fbi in connection to a $21 million wire fraud case. here's a look at other cop stories topping the news. investigators in minneapolis are looking for the cause of a fire on new year's day. it forced residents to jump from the windows to safety. more than 14 people were hurt, six critically. use snapchat? listen to this. names and phone numbers were leaked to an online database by anonymous hackers. the official sites for skype were also hacked.
i'm candy crowley. here are today's cop stories. the u.s. state department issued a travel alert for u.s. citizens in europe. the alert is based on information that suggests that al qaeda and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks in european cities.senate. history suggests we'll lose seats. some of the seats are ruby red districts that democrats won in '06 and '08, we'll retain a great many seats. >> a minimum of 45 and north of that in the house so i think republican also capture control. i think we'll be very close in the senate. i think we'll probably have a net gain of eight governorships and ten legislative chambers around the country that flip from democratic to republican. it's going to be a very big wave election. >> my personal opinion is it's going to be a really exciting one. ed gillespie, donna brazile, thank you so much. >> thank you. up next a check of today's top headlines. time for a check of today's top stories. the u.s. state department has issued a travel alert for u.s. citizens in europe. the alert is based on information that suggests that al qaeda and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks in european cities. european governments have also stepped up security to guard against a terrorist attack. the afghan government has formally banned eight private security firms including the company formerly called blackwater. at a press conference sunday a spokesman for president hamid karzai said the security firms have handed over their weapons and they will be prevented from operating inside the country. also in afghanistan, government officials say a nato veiginherert rgeting a taib inn3 idriavarst ô nxtonssid'tte3 %p did get done before leaving town. iran's intelligence minister says authorities have arrested