video first shows an attack on a group of men in baghdad. and then on a van trying to aid the wounded. the video continues with another engagement, about 20 minutes later. to me, the most shocking part of the video comes at the end. i m going to come around, get some more distance. roger that. you re clear. there s some confusion, maybe shots from nearby. all of a sudden, they zero in on a group of guys entering a building. there s at least six individuals in that building with weapons. we can put a missile in it. they say, let s hit it with a hellfire missile. they re getting ready to fire that missile and at the bottom left corner of the screen you see a guy just randomly walk into the scene. they don t say, no, no, no, stop, stop, stop, don t fire. they shoot off the missile anyway.
in a direction that is statistically abnormal. that s an interesting case. it is. it s so hot there right now on so many different levels that it does raise a suggestion of cause and effect about what s going on there with this current case. i don t see that from criminal alsos. i have been watching these numbers for a while now. they don t say, don t connect it to the policing. go mark s way. but bullet more i think you have a problem there showing a community that s built under siege and now there is a lawlessness there. isn t harry right? i too have heard this harry is not alone. they feel nervous to act in a way. it has had a chilling effect. all of the attention on police excessive force. do you reject that outright? i don t reject it police may be under scrutiny. they feel they might be limited. i think that might be a good thing. if we look at the excessive force. they also feel people aren t listening to them. stx of arrests is way up.
people out there giving their time their life their energy to us as americans making a tremendous sacrifice. so you know on memorial day, the appropriate day to do it eric but every day, thank you to our troops. every day should be memorial day. thank you, juan. what a treasure that young man is. and to be able to go back to a school where he was able to get a great education and offer words of advice and inspiration to all of them i m sure that they felt very filled very blessed that day to be getting in a degree to be able to sit there and listen to a man like that that has served his country so faithfully. i once wrote an article about tom thompson. he said everyone said, congratulations, you re a winner in. they don t say, you know john you failed thousands of times, thousands. and you won the national championship once. but in order to win that championship you ve got to go through all of that failure. i thought i heard that from that
filmed from the gun sight of a u.s. apache helicopter, the video first shows an attack on a group of men in baghdad. and then on a van trying to aid the wounded. the video continues with another engagement, about 20 minutes later. to me, the most shocking part of the video comes at the end. i m going to come around, get some more distance. roger that. you re clear. there s some confusion, maybe some shots from nearby. all of a sudden, they zero in on a group of guys entering a building. there s at least six individuals in that building with weapons. we can put a missile in it. they say, let s hit it with a hellfire missile. they re getting ready to fire that missile, at the bottom left corner of the screen, you see a guy just randomly walk into the scene. they don t say, no, no, no, stop, stop, stop, don t fire. they shoot off the missile
implement something to really show these children what can happen. because social media today can ruin these children. and i think that s erica, what do you think? you know what i think kids don t realize if i m not doing anything i m okay. when law enforcement comes in they don t say, oh, you re the good girl you re fine. they arrest everybody. even if you re tagged in a picture, on that picture if something bad s going down you say, oh but he s not doing it or she s not doing it. so you re part of the group. so if you re there, you re guilty. noel. what about the community? what about organizing a community of adults say in 40s, 50s, 60s get out and kind of turn the teens off from coming out there. because you didn t see a lot of adults in that ruckus. wes that s a good question i think. we have a problem with that because panama city beach has 12000 residents. we ve got 150,000 to 2,000 kids