A man barricading himself inside a house, Holding People hostage. Instead, all officers found was a terrified woman. It began with a call to police at 2 00 in the morning. You open the door. There were floodlights. They started yelling at me to put my hands in the air. Reporter lori said when she got beyond the fence of her driveway, she came facetoface with eight san mateo officers, each pointing a gun right at her. When theres so many guns on you, somebody could have made a mistake and thought i was doing something that was threatening. So, it was frightening. Her next door neighbor said Police Officers spoke with him to identify her identity. Simon said he was shocked by the response. Like they would go on an nonmouse call. Reporter officers have to respond and take each case seriously. The officers are ready, willing and able to take action if they need to preserve safety in the community. Reporter half a dozen s. W. A. T. ing cases in san mateo. But points to a growing trend in so
And as always, we want to know what you think about all of this. Make sure you tweet us using the askdon. First, i want to give you my take on the Violent Crime that seems the plague some of our cities. Its 10 00 p. M. Do you know where your children are . Remember that phrase on to the tv and the radio . Do you knee where it came from . It started in the summer of 67 when youth curfews were put into place after rioting in several u. S. Cities like newark, buffalo, chicago, and los angeles and beyond. Some say it started in buffalo. Others say it started in new york with news anchor on the 10 00 news starting each nightly newscast with the phrase as a reminder to parents to keep their children off the streets. That station was the first station at which i ever worked. And i often wondered why it was said. But never got to the bottom of it until now. Until this past Holiday Weekend when an astounding number of people were injured by gunfire in chicago and new york. It makes me think tha
But what happens when the tables are turned and humans are the bad guy sms the heartbreaking and inspirational story of the crying elephant. And as always, we want to know what you think about all of this. Make sure you tweet us using the askdon. First, i want to give you my take on the Violent Crime that seems the plague some of our cities. Its 10 00 p. M. Do you know where your children are . Remember that phrase on to the tv and the radio . Do you knee where it came from . It started in the summer of 67 when youth curfews were put into place after rioting in several u. S. Cities like newark, buffalo, chicago, and los angeles and beyond. Some say it started in buffalo. Others say it started in new york with news anchor on the 10 00 news starting each nightly newscast with the phrase as a reminder to parents to keep their children off the streets. That station was the first station at which i ever worked. And i often wondered why it was said. But never got to the bottom of it until no
Official. These allegations pertain to democratic senator al franken of minnesota. They come from a woman who performed on a uso tour with franken for u. S. Service members overseas. Leeann tweeden says while they were rehearsing a sketch, that the former sketch comic turned senator wrote that featured a kiss, franken forcibly kissed her. He put his hand on my head and came in and it was so fast and aggressive that obviously i wasnt going to have time to react at all. And he came in and he just sort of mashed because it was, you know, it wasnt finessed at all. He mashed his mouth against mine and stuck his tongue in my mouth. It happened so fast and was so just i was so unaware it was going to happen, and i just remember i mean, in my mind, i was so shocked that it happened, right, when youre not expecting something, right . Youre shocked. I remember pushing him off me. And i clenched my hand into a fist, and i remember thinking, if you ever do that to me again, and i was just going to