this lieutenant was only trying to do his job out there by himself, trying to help the citizens of his community. as i drove in, i could see blankets and blankets of law enforcement in the area. they are trying to catch these three fugitives. one of the things we know, greta, is that not only did this man have five kids, four kids, children, but was also known as g.i. joe in this community. a very good police officer. you know, as we look at this ted, ongoing investigation. we don t know where they are. we don t know how many killers. we think there are three men involved. we don t know how they got out of there. maybe they are still there. maybe they got in a car and drove away. it s just the mere idea that you and i are having this conversation when four hours ago you were about to get on a plane to go from houston back to d.c. now you are there at the scene of still another cop shooting. just how much more can we, you know, can this go on? well, you know, greta, that s a good qu
here s why this is let him talk. my concern that there s a rise in crime rates. of course i am. has the mainstream liberal media changed any in the last 20 years? no. there s no change there. every day you read about some cop shooting someone, whacking somebody in the face like that s the norm. with all due respect, they re on the warpath against them night and day. explain that ben. explain that. night and day. silly point. it s night and day. ben was right. it s absolutely true. you ve broken the spirit of the police in many cities and that is going to hurt everyone. every day you get a story in national papers about some cop somewhere doing something wrong. every single day. particularly in the new york times with, you know this underscores the bad problems what the police are doing nationwide. when that becomes the norm every
you ve been very outspoken about your thoughts based on the information that the police have released today. right. and the essence of the conclusion that i have drawn is that the trigger point for this as much as it was the death of freddie gray it was the absence of the identification of the cops and the charges presented against the cops. this was avoided in south carolina of course there we had a video of a cop shooting the guy in the back. it was avoided in south carolina by the quick identification of him, and the quick charging of him with what appeared to be reasonable at the time. they sense have adjusted the charges, but he s still in jail. people got the perception and the reality that the law applies to everybody. there s not one set of laws for the police and one for everybody else. now we are confronted with a variety of investigations. the police have an internal investigation to see what these cops did. why they stopped him. what each of the six say happened in the va
like if we think about our own lives, is it true people do nothing or people step up? i could think of so many examples people step up. it s confusing in that kind of situation. and i think it depends on the circumstances. if you were on the sae frat bus and basically implicated these are your people. a member of the frat otherwise participating in this culture, i guess it would make it harder for you to break away from that as opposed to if you are a guy, an onlooker who sees a cop shooting and killing presumably an unarmed civilian. may be easier for you to step outside of that situation and say, hey, something s wrong here and go to the family or the police with the evidence that you have. mm-hmm. i think in the situation of panama beach, you know, you ve got a gang of people who are involved in something terribly violent. and, you know, sitting here wondering, what would i have
this morning on world news now, life or death. the next big legal decision in the boston bombing case after the verdict is delivered for dzhokhar tsarnaev. for myself, i want to see the death penalty. the next phase of the trial and the big question will tsarnaev take the stand? tensions rising after graphic video revealed white cop shooting and killing a black man after a traffic stop. i pray that this never happens to another person. this has got to stop. reporter: disturbing new details emerging and word of another videotape to be released. later, fishing for adventure.