well, i always wanted to be a performer growing up and that was my dream. and i went on day duty and i was directing traffic one day and i saw a candid camera clip a couple weeks before that and i went out and did a couple of hand movements and the crowd started coming out. then the police department didn t know about it, but they heard about it. then all the feedback was so great and they loved it. so they let me do it. alisyn: you stay in good shape. these moves are not easy. in fact, you ve hurt yourself a couple times. yeah. i ve hurt my knee. i got hung up on one of those tweed rugs and twisted my knee. i needed surgery. and my hip bothers me once in a while but it s tough when you re 37. alisyn: i understand that. i get that. occupational hazards. where do you come up with your moves? do you update them? yeah. i mixed in a victor cruz this year. i m a big giant fan. alisyn: can i see what that
think we do enough attention to violence in this country. we tend to get more excited about interracial violence. you are not being specific in the norfolk case. give me a reason why these people in norfolk and i include the police department in that the police department at any time want any part of this case santita. what dum do you think bill: the people know what i think. the police department didn t want to solve the case. that s why two reporters filed charges against the police department. according to them the police guy said hey, you know what? let it go. let it go. we don t really want to get involved. so the police department and the media in norfolk, virginia, didn t want to touch the case. there has got to be a reason. i mean, i think it s a race thing. i think they are afraid. afraid to do the story because it opens up a lot of old wounds and a lot of hatred. that s what i think. well, you know the fact is, i think you might be on to something there, but the
you have an extremely credible woman. i applaud her courage for coming on the show. her son s courage for making the 911 call. what she said could be explos e explosive. she said that the lead investigator did not believe self-defense. and remember, we ve been hearing weeks about how the police department didn t think there was probable cause. well, the guy that knew the most and was on the scene thought there should have been an arrest. that s pretty clear. and his comment about stereotyping is going to send off shockwaves in some places. so this was really important. i think that you re going to see a lot of things happening, i hope, i hope the lead investigator doesn t get all kinds of heat from his own department because apparently he had for that moment in time, at least the courage to speak his mind, and your interviewee, that mother, had important and impressive courage in telling the truth. now, let me say this,
bales wife. he says her husband would not commit the crimes he s accused of. he loves children. he s like a big kid himself. tossed, handcuffed and dragged out. is how a trip to the oklahoma city airport ended for one man and it looks like you can see him there, he is face down. now police are under investigation. campaign ad or horror movie? hard to tell the difference. welcome to a place where one president s failed policies really hit home. welcome to obamaville. stephen king. you got nothing on rick santorum. the candidate s new ad says this grim horror will be reality if the president is reelected. call this a susan boyle moment. only this fintime the voice bels to a 17-year-old boy. you don t have to look like a star to sound like one. he is so good. he took the smirk off simon cowell s face. this morning we start with a monumental legal fight that gets under way at the u.s. supreme court in about an hour. the issue is president obama s health care law
night, talking about the distrust of police in their city, look at this. the police department didn t do an adequate enough job because they used the law for them and against people that s a minority. it seems as though the police department of sanford, or the city of sanford is condoning what is taking place here, and that s where the mistrust comes in. when i see a cop, i feel like i should hide. there is never no reason for me, never no justice served for me, a young black man in the city, and i feel that it should not be like that at all. i have seen a lot in this town. i have seen good changing but i have seen bad stuff. but i hoped that i would never see what i m seeing now at the end of my life time. this to me is as close as we can