refugees. many families now living newer the turkish border vowing not to leave without their children. meantime some 100 u.s. troops could be the target of isis not on the battlefield of iraq or syria, bru right here on american soil. this mysterious group known as islamic state hacking ors releasing this so-called hit list posting the names and addresses of men and women on line. it s important to mention that much of the names photos they re publicly available. the most it is turnsh disturbing part is what it wants its isis supporters to do that being attack and stab or behead these military members. jan is joining me. first, this group how much do you know about this group, how much validity should even be given here? wells isis has been developing a very robust hacking capability for some time. some members of the group who have been posting this link are connected to that organization and some aren t. but it s to their interests to represent it as hacking. but they do
you know, when the news broke, one of the things that happened was some of the local media went to the house that they lived in. he literally, literally had to leave that house within three hours. his front yard, he was cutting the grass when he found out. he had to leave the grass, literally, half mowed. and he had to go into hiding. let s talk about that hiding with sara sidner. she s live in a snow-covered ferguson, missouri. let s begin with that. how has this police officer, how has he managed the fly below the radar for all this time? reporter: it s interesting, you know, to hear an little bit about how he s been dealing with this all along? of course, we ve been hearing a lot from michael brown s family and their sorrow and their anger and frustration, pointed towards officer wilson and the police department as a whole. but now we re starting to hear the details of officer wilson s life and what we went through. we do know one thing. he did come out in public at
and washington and boston and baltimore. the governor spoke out about their message earlier. the messages that they believe we have a justice system that doesn t represent all the people in the country. that is a much bigger problem that is beyond eric garner and ferguson, missouri. we are expecting a protest this hour. there is a live picture from new york city s union square park. we will be there to tell you what they have planned. more protests in phoenix, arizona. people taking to the streets after the death of another unarmed black man shot boy a police officer there. that man was pulled over tuesday because his vehicle s description matched that of a drug suspect. he was shot twice by an officer who believed he was reaching for a weapon. they meach and demanded the officer s name. his identity has not been released. we will keep you posted. developments in the lawsuit against bill cosby. his attorneys are responding for the first time to the woman who claimed cos
been following this story for a year. katherine, this report was so shocking to so many people when it came out, but you also were doing your own reporting on campus about the incidents of sexual assault. did you hear this specific story and were you at all involved in investigating the details of it? i was not. i heard rumors. i was investigating the university s sexual assault policies in september. and i heard around october that a story was going to come out. but i m i m afraid we re going to lose sight of what s really important here. sexual assault is a very real issue at every college across the nation. and my fear is this is going to trivialalize and rolling stone said there were skepcys in jackie s article, i m afraid that s going to trivialize very real accounts of sexual assault. when you talked to the university leadership, was there any pushback on whether or not the university was properly handling sexual assaults and whether or not there were sexual ass
the blow-up was recorded by the new york times. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! let me be crystal clear with you. there are no charges against lewis head at this time. let s let the legal experts weigh. i have a civil rights attorney sitting with me onset here in new york. and also joey jackson. so gentlemen, welcome to both of you. and paul, let me begin with you. i think let s just start simply with what is the actual definition of inciting a riot? and how do you prove it? using words that you have a clear and present danger as a result of those words of causing a riot. and actually intending, specific intent to have those words cause the riot itself. not an easy thing to prove, quite frankly. we ve all seen the aftermath from ferguson, right, that night. businesses looted, cars, businesses burned. we know that he said burn this bleep down eight different times. how can authorities connect those dots between those words and the actions taken by others on the stre