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>> i found out about colin's death on twitter and just being dumbf dumbfounded. >> i remember kind of reaching out to other colleagues and friends and trying to learn what had happened. >> i always thought of him as a surprisingly approachable normal person. just a single guy in new york looking to hang out with friends who happens to be responsible for this company and just, you know, it makes you realize he was carrying a huge secret around in plain sight. >> new york police found him unconscious in his bed and suspect a drug overdose as the cause of death. >> i never in my wildest imagination could have ever
tournament getting off to a weld star in even the coaches get into the mix. one wildcat assistant knocked over and kentucky's head coach lost her heel. we have all been there. the contest delay 22 minutes and a score of 72-57 but you are the expert at women's basketball. >> ashley: you know, i played basketball and it is a rough sport for some reason, women's basketball, we are scrappy, what can i say? >> todd: you said you had a scar. >> ashley: i have several scars. >> todd: wow i don't know if i want my girls playing women's basketball that may be men's basketball. >> we will switch gears, buckhead taking a major step closer from crime-ridden atlanta. the man leaving the movement and a victim of the crime spilling into the community are up next. >> todd: plus meghan and harry apparently signed after served a notice by the king. it is the wildest sentenced i've
is real. last night was crazy. the wildest 10 seconds of my life. everything the last 18 hours is almost unbelievable. >> for you? >> life is already difficult. we're law students and very stressful. this has added on to that already. sadly as you can possibly see, i will no longer be able to box. but my punching bag is still up. our family is here. we rented this house, so we have an opportunity to just pull everything out and they'll demo the house and we're just going to try to find somewhere else to live. >> thanks, guys. wishing you the best of luck. thank you. but again, the work is going to continue here, this is just the beginning. they've been out here all morning working hard. there's contractors out here, people picking up tree limbs, taking them away. there's a long way to go for the residents here in norman. neil? >> neil: incredible. thank you, brandy. be safe yourself as the digging
when they built this massive speedway at daytona, it's the racing action. this is the place that always breeds the most crazy, wildest finishes you could ever dream up. you never know as a competitor if you're going to win this thing, if you're going to the finish at all or finish upside down, on fire. i've done it all. [laughter] literally, we've covered all the races except win the great big american race. the fords are fast again, but it's a manufacturer war down here, and it's a lot of fun to watch it. will: for our viewers who are going to tune in at 2:30, they'll be listening to you. pete: i can hear the excitement in your voice. i wasn't thinking of it in the same mindset that a driver would be. for how viewers, concern our viewers or, what should they be looking for today? your thoughts. >> it's a good question. you heard me mention the manufacturers. i think the manufacturers is so important. you have a lot of fords if out there on the racetrack, a lot of chevrolets and toyotas, and the reason i bring that up is the
eliminating any changes to qualified immunity, which has a deep history in this nation. in 1961, a supreme court ruling called monroe versus pate allowed people to sue police officers who violated their constitutional rights. after that ruling, the number of police misconduct suits rose quickly. the backlash was swift. law enforcement officials raise concern that the suits against police officers would dissuade anyone from joining law enforcement. they worried the resulting settlements would bankrupt officers and eventually, municipalities. all of those concerns became the basis of the last 60 years of protections for police officers. and this really, qualified immunity protected officers if they could prove they were acting in good faith. after years of strengthening that immunity, the law that protects almost any officer who can claim that the way they violated someone's constitutional rights has not been clearly established by law. qualified immunity has been used to shield police from accountability in the wildest of circumstances.
urging the release of the loved ones a priority. she joins us now. what is the state department saying? do they expect them to bring up the wrongfully detained americans while sitting down face-to-face with the chinese officials? >> they're not getting ahead of the meeting. they say he raises the issues in every single country where detained americans are a problem. and of the three wrongfully detained americans in china, one of them is received a lifetime in prison sentence. another a death sentence. here's the story of him who raised his family in long island, new york. >> reporter: american citizens kai lee took a trip to china 6 1/2 years ago that resulted in no return. >> never would we have imagined in our wildest dreams that he would be whisked away by agents of china's ministry of state security on these charges of espionage. >> his son, harrison, says he's now in prison facing a ten year
the trigger, if you are holding it wrong, not paying attention, it go off. he never in wildest imagination think there is a live round in there. >> carley: i don't think anyone expected the charges. they restarted the movie, halyna hutchins husband is now executive producer, how do you continue on with this you have mooy now that he is facing manslaughter charges. >> in "the crow," they continued on and replaced the actor, it is not uncommon. i feel if someone dies on the set, that should be it. they settled this civilly, looking at the jury, everyone is like he admitted some responsibility, that would skew jury of his peers.
>> what's been the wildest place you've ever celebrated new year's eve? >> i mean, this is pretty amazing out here in paradise in the bahamas. yeah, i'm going to go with that, give you that one. this is ecstasy out here. >> where's the wildest place you found out you were going to be a father? >> church. >> wow. >> at church. >> wow, okay, wow. >> convenient. >> yes. >> where's the wildest place you've ever gotten wild? if you know what i mean. >> the what? would i be bad, church again? >> wow. all right. i think we're going to leave it there. >> yeah, how do you -- where do you go from there? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. nick, love seeing you. you look great in white. >> yo. >> i want you to have a great deejay set tonight.