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Face situation, look us in the eye and apologize and tell us that that, us be able to tell them that that was not okay. >> isaac, you clearly identify the guy in the bow tie who's leading the singing there. what's been the reaction to him particularly on campus? >> there has been a couple of meetings made but i'm not aware of who he is. fortunately, i don't know too many members of this particular fraternity chapter. >> mark thompson you're just back from selma. you were there for the weekend with your son who's around the corner there somewhere. and to come back from that that amazing weekend...

>> isaac, you clearly identify the guy in the bow tie who's leading the singing there. what's been the reaction to him particularly on campus? >> there has been a couple of meetings made, but i'm not aware of who he is. fortunately, i don't know too many members of this particular fraternity chapter. >> mark thompson, you're just back from selma. you were there for the weekend with your son who's around the corner there somewhere. and to come back from that, that amazing weekend, and to discover this, as the first piece of news in race relations in america today. >> well, thirst of all, and th...

View old glory as a symbol of colonialism and imperialism. so be in college. you know the cause z we have in college. >> those crazy kids. moving on, we have to tell you about this story, a racest video forcing a fraternity chapter at the university of oklahoma to close. and does hillary clinton need to speak up about the e-mail mess in order for it to go away? and why didn't president obama know that hillary clinton had a private e-mail account? should he know? we discuss.

>> shepard: the police union is not sure about this at all. >> huh-uh, no. especially when it comes to jobs that involve crime scene analysis. the union argues that that takes law enforcement experience. a lot of this comes down to money and tightening budgets all over the country. denver joins a growing number of cities turning to civilians to help expand their work force. the chief says when officers aren't tied up with clerical work, they can respond to dangerous crimes quicker. shep. >> shepard: live in denver, thanks a lot. more than 20 fraternity members face criminal charges in connecti...