they looked at years of data and traffic stops. for black men behind the wheel, they were 20% more likely to be pulled over. those numbers were at their worst in 2010 and 2013 but improved over the last two years. that could be because of these two policies, but car cameras routinely checking traffic data may have helped as well. the research also found there is a focus on drug and gang violence with these forces. we know the vast majority of victims of violent crimes are african-american, and the vast majority of suspects are african-american males. yes, that means we are doing a lot of our policing. then we have a study like this, are not drifting over to making assumptions. reporter: the department is working on a permanent police chief. steve: thank you. now to the fallout from this sucker punch caught on video at a donald trump rally in fayetteville. one man is charged, five deputies are disciplined, and one week later, the victim says hes living in fear. reteam jorepo
stay and answer additional questions or whatever you want to talk about. the life in the whit war of 18t for two and a half years. we don t call world war ii the war of 1941 to we don t call the civil war the world 1861 but we call it the war of 1812. folks that support it and feel it was a positive thing called america s second war for independence. i think it was that. it s detractors call it an unnecessary war come and they think it was unnecessary. thankfully we haven t had an unnecessary war since then, right? [laughter] i call it the unknown war because no one does anything about it. my favorite president harry truman was characteristically blunt on the war of 1812 treaty, he called it the silliest damn war we ever fought. and they think it was that, too. it was a war that had we won, candidate would have been a state. and possibly we would have had a huge slave colony in mexico, maybe even cuba. had we lost the war of 1812, we would ve become once again a colony of br
think that. he was the decider. we have been talking with peter becker, chief white house correspondent of the new york times, also the author of this new book days a fire, bus to have. not to really a reality show. i had to wait. [laughter] it was 10 minutes early. no. i got stuck. did he get through? okay. that will open a. how re you? day now the president tried to plot your book? i was assured there was a guest bush shortly but that would be enjoyable. there was a whole group of us that were stock. literally. two blocks away and i could not get there. i was stuck. see how far this town has gotten? [laughter] how are you? how is it going? that s nice. when i go to the bookstore i find your book everywhere but my book know where. [laughter] i think it is yours now. [laughter] nice to see you. i saw you last week or the week before behind me. i was going to do york. it was the early-morning train. right? things are good? there you go. a long night. [i
chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. eternal god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. we pause in your presence and ask guidance for the men and women of the people s house. enable them, o god, to act on what they believe to be right and true and just, and to do so in ways that show respect for those with whom they disagree. send your spirit of peace upon our nation. endow the members of this house and all our governmental leaders with the wisdom to respond with whatever policies and laws might be needed to ensure greater peace and security in our land. bless us this day and every day and may all that is done be for your greater honor and glory. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day s proceedings and announces to the house her pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? mr. daines: mr. speaker, pursuant to
district tries to ban christmas carols even though a court has refute united stated repudiated that. megyn kelly on the case. the factor. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the end justifying the means. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. we are in the twilight zone. america has entered another dimension. yesterday in boston president obama continued his campaign of mislead leading statements. now, if you had one of these substandard plans before the affordable care act became law, and you really like that plan, you are able to keep it that s what i said when i was running for office. that was part of the promise we made. but that s not true. you can t keep it even with the word substandard introduced, it s not true according to the the washington post the president s comment in boston rated four pinocchios, that s deception at the highest level for the p