the country. this is actually a classic example, clayton, of what is known as broken windows policing problems. the broken windows theory was in an arena in a fwlabd there sthere s a broken window you don t fix it sends a message. next week all the windows broken. after that someone s living there, and they re going to burn it down. you have to pay attention to the small things and reinforce the moral norms. commissioner bill bratton, new york city, he knows this. it s, he s an advocate for it. he knows how to reinforce the morals for in the community to create civic spees so people don t withdraw and get fearful. when mayor de blasio changed the rules, no longer arrests for marijuana use, no longer stop and frisk, will no longer have buy and bust it sent a message hey, it s a free for all. you can bring marijuana in and pretty soon, guess what? the violent consequences started.
the shooting at the gas station. you see it there. throwing rocks and bricks at police officers who did not respond with tear gas. you may see in this video an explosion and smoke at the scene. it was not tear gas. it was apparently some kind of fireworks or explosives thrown toward the gas pump there before someone in the crowd. police cars were damaged. windows broken. another gas station across the street. at least four people were arrested for assaulting police officers. missouri s governor released a statement today saying the events in berkeley are a reminder law enforcement officers have a difficult and often dangerous job in protecting themselves and law abiding citizens. the question is whether people will look at the evidence or whether they will react emotionally as they apparently did last night. we hope. i mean all you can do is put the facts out there for them. we hope people absorb all those facts. because they re out there this case, easy to find. true. thank you
fireworks or some sort of explosive device you saw there. police cars were damaged. windows broken. at least four people arrested for assaulting officers. the mayor today called for calm. when i got there, we were all saying the same thing. here s a white policeman killing a black young man. so when does this stop? i can assure you that did not happen last night. well, the mayor also called for support for the victim s fame and for the officer involved. now missouri s governor has weighed in as well. yeah, governor jay nixon who pleaded for peace before the ferguson grand jury decision was leleased last month now finds himself facing more violence but under different circumstances. he released a statement today saying the events in berkeley are a reminder that law enforcement officers have a difficult and often dangerous job in protecting themselves and law abiding citizens. of course, this shooting will be investigated, and while there is video, there could have been more, but
states. protesters upset over recent cases of police killings. and now thousands are preparing to march in d.c., demanding change. and after debating for hours, the senate delays a vote on a trillion-dollar government spending bill. that doesn t mean they will not be working this weekend. senators, believe it or not, back in session in just a few hours. what the [ bleep ]! god! hey! and a tornado rips off the roof look, of this building, and others. trees torn down, windows broken. this is in los angeles. all part of a massive storm system that brought a ton of rain to california. we ve got all this covered on new day. a lot of bleeping going on there. what do you expect? yes, because it is saturday morning. and we want to wake you up on a good night. i m christi paul. i m victor blackwell. 8:00 on the east coast. let s start in the nation s
and the door of the shelter is getting open and i hear a sound of broken glass. i go out of the shelter and see that almost everything is ruined and i get that it s here in my house. reporter: so far in this latest round of conflict, israel suffered just one fatality thanks to iron dome, the siren alerts and the shelters. summer camp have decamp ed to bomb shelters now where soldiers from defense forces oversee the kids. this family spends their days here. there s no safe room back home and they are scared. to the hospital because grant fell down in the house and the windows broken.