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>> the baltimore police commissioner saying he himself walked the route that police chased 25-year-old freddie gray. >> it's a foot chase that's not a short one. it goes through several streets. several housing complexes. and eventually ends up along the 1700 block of press berry. >> the commissioner saying once arrested the van stopped three times after gray was arrested. once to shackle his legs. >> the transport wagon stops again for a second time. at druid hill and dofl ton deal with mr. gray. and the facts of that interaction are under investigation. >> at the third stop he says gray asks...

Later this suv is found driving away. inside, they find blood, more knives and what appear to be bomb-micking materials. local authorities feel the victims were targeted based on nationality alone, meant to spread chaos and fear t. woman arrested as traveled back and forth to yemen multiple times, triggering questions over her ties to terrorist organizations. >> the united arab emirates have a very efficient police force. for these groups to get through is a very bad sign. >> the incidents have everyone questioning the role of the uae as a safe haven. we are already seeing beefed up security a...

Welcome back to "the ed sho show". this is a story for those who take a shower after work. federal workers are off work for the ninth day. a low-rated right wing radio host thinks it is a racist plot by president obama to stick it to the whiteman. >> have you noticed that the only people being shut down or evict rd white americans? i'm serious. please tell me how all those welfare people living in federally-owned housing complexes are still there during the shutdown. >> well, i think this guy needs to open his eyes. people of all races and ethnicities are feeling the effects. wealthy people ar...

They would have to be fingerprinted or they would actually use their fingerprints to be able to enter their housing complexes. he says that this is to cut down on crime that sometimes the doors don't work, the locks don't work. people unsavory characters are coming in and out through all hours of the night. and the people who live there are in danger. so, to cut down on crime, they would use their fingerprints. of course, you know, that means fingerprinting everyone who is on -- who is in public housing. is that constitutional? do you like that idea? would they go along with that idea? >> clay...

Far-reaching plans for the i-tracking sensor that already exists. apparently google is calling it pay per gaze advertising and it involves charging advertisers if the user looks at an ad on-line or off-line while wearing the glasses. >> the aclu is filing a class action lawsuit against the chicago housing authority. it's over a policy forcing residents to submit to annual drug tests to renew their leases. the group says it's not only a privacy violation but it's unconstitutional. the c.h.a. says the rules only apply to some housing complexes but would not elaborate on the reason. >> plea deal ...