The Story

The U.S. Coast Guard helicopter pilot and the swimmer who rescued the crew of the HMS Bounty during Hurricane Sandy.

Dick speaks with Sheila Coleman of the Hillsborough Justice Campaign about the way the British government dealt with a tragic incident in a Liverpool soccer stadium, and how it became a pivotal moment for people there. Two decades later, British Prime Minister David Cameron has apologized.

We hear from James Luria, who tells the story of a time when he was angry at his father, loaded a shotgun and considered shooting him.

With news of tear gas use in various Occupy demonstrations, Dick speaks with former Seattle Police Chief Norm Stamper, who oversaw the decision to tear gas a huge crowd during the World Trade Organization protests in 1999.