north of bakersfield. our partners at c-n-n report, someone got past the prison gates and starting shooting. one correctional officer was wounded. the injuries do not appear to be life- threatening. all inmates have been accounted for. the exact circumstances surrounding the incident are still unclear. and officials are still searching for the shooter. only on 4: in san francisco, a driver is caught causing two accidents: hitting a car. and then a pedestrian in a crosswalk. before taking off. a silver car is seen turning left out of the far right lane. the driver hits an oncoming car. and then the pedestrian. an uber driver, who did not want to show his face, caught it all on camera. and tried to follow the reckless driver. >>:the heat-- they already have been calling than once a week chase after him trying to stop him, but it was impossible because he was breaking too many rules and driving fast. >> pam :millions responded to the scene --no police >> pam :a lawyer for gray's family says the 25-year-old's

he is so helpless you know. >> bakersfield police tracked him down at his home where he lives.he was arrested and booked on child endangerment. the boy was checked out and determined well enough to remain at the home. since then the video has nearly 450,000 views. a customer at best market said he watched the video and was too upset to talk to us on camera. >> if i was there, i would have done something, but most of the time people won't because they are scared of not wanting to be in trouble for it. >> still ahead, today will be warm enough to open your window and let the breeze in. is it safe for the little ones? how to keep your kids safe in the house. 7-11 has been introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. new flonase outperforms a leading allergy pill so you will inhale life. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so roll down your windows, hug your pet dust off

they are so helpless you know. >> bakersfield police said they tracked him down at the home where he lives with the little boy. he was booked on the charge of child endangerment. he was checked out and determined well enough to remain at the home. he sent the video to his friend who put it on facebook and since then the video has nearly 450,000 views. a customer said he watched the video and was almost too upset to talk to us. >> i would have done something. they are scared. >> happening today, you can head over to capitol heights for a unity in the community festival. they are both teaming up for the second annual community parade festival. >> details of what's happening in the schools. how they feed the country and deal with disciplining students. >> why a couple was >> virginia leads the country in school-based arrests. the school for public integrity said the number of arrests is nearly triple the national rate. the report suggests that police officers assigned to work schools are handling many disciplinary matters and what is handled by the teachers and principals. >> a family d

half-moon bay at 41 degrees. 46, 45fresno down to bakersfield. all started in bakersfield. canyon at 38. just few high clouds, but overall, partly cloudy. i had a report from slow we up in clear lake, a lot of high clouds up there as well. that's really the only bug a boo here. dry pattern, next hint of any rain would be tuesday. that does not look very strong. chilly in the morning, patchy -- by the way, for what it's worth -- don't hold me to this. one forecast models brings a pattern around the 24th of this month. we'll see. it's way out there in what we call fantasy land. i tend to think it's going to be cooler and wetter for april and may. that's my 2 cents -- we were below average today. we'll be near average, which is a lot of upper 60s to near 70 degrees. valeo, venicia at 66. vaca near 70. fairfield near 70. sanford, livermore, brentwood. oakland 67. low 70s around san jose. santa cruz, 68 degrees, 63 half- moon bay, and 68 for woodside, 69 memo park and mountain view. looks sunny, nice. morning lows are cool. the day slightly warmer, but not anything outrageous, l

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. >> visalia ranked second, followed by bakersfield, fresno and sacramentoo. the bay area did rank seventh. >>> we're making moves up here. more proof that air pollution can have a significant impact on your baby even before it's born. researchers looked at beijing-born babies before, during and after the summer olympics. is babies averaged a half pound more at birth. interesting study. >> 5:52. a california fisherman survives a brute at attack >>> things look really calm rear here in fremont. there's the truck scale. we're going to talk about the upper east -- show freeway >>> at our nbc bay area app is a great way to stay updated on traffic and weather reports and the big stories of the day. we're also on facebook, twitter and instagram. we will be right back. >>> so it was a sea lion who attacked a fisherman. seconds after this photo was taken, you see the sea lion coming in in the corner of the picture, nabbing not just the fish, but also got ahold of carlin's hand. it pulled him into the water and kept dragging him down. that nightmare did not end once th

morgan hills and milpitas and in bakersfield with no safety supervisor on-site. >> you can talk specifics about accidents. >> what i can tell today is about what happened. a vote on the commission and we did not expect to appeal. a spokesman for pg&e stuck to the message of the day. >> we are taking safety seriously. >> i may have misspoken on saying that pg&e stock went up 3%. it went up $3 on the day that big fine was announced. today they voted on the fine at 6:00. we are going to hear from the cpuc's new president about how he thinks she can hold executives fnly responsible. reporting from the cpuc headquarters mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> a bomb threat evacuated milpitas high school. a threat left on the school's answering machine. they traced the call back to a pay phone. tonight officers are trying to figure out who made the threat. officer sent home and nearby kids were kept inside. nothing was found. >> we have a police chase of a different kind. a suspect fleeing on a stolen horse. i will show you exclusive video from the sister station in los angeles. a warning here, the

. >> that's stow warming up for tonight's minor league game between the san jose giants and the bakersfield blaze. the catcher is his father. four years ago, stow was beaten in the parking lot outside dodger stadium and was left with a traumatic brain injury. doctors were not sure he would survive but as you can see, he has come a long way. and this is brian working out at the gym. his goal is to start using his crutches more often. right now he depends heavily on a wheelchair to get around. >>> well, you might be thinking about lunch right around now and you can go to lunch with the ceo of one of the world's largest companies. but sitting down for a midday deal with tim cook is going to take a significant bite out your life savings. cook is taking part in a charity auction to raise money for the robert f. kennedy center for justice and human rights and bids for that lunch have -- that's for a good cause -- have climbed to $160,000. the lucky winner also gets two vip passes to an apple keynote. the auction will close on may 6. >>> even senators have embarrassing ring tones on their phones.

bakersfield, fresno, sacramento. 55 in truckee. a lot of sunshine. think most of the weekend as well except for high and low clouds. patchying if will be back. mild to warm here today. temperatures are just about running slightly above average. the le to the south -- the low to the south won't do anything. there is a hint we might breezy and cool. i doubt we get rain. patchy morning fog will probably be back tomorrow. 60s and 70s on your temps. everyone will be close. a slight warmup compared to yesterday and then i think we hold that right into the weekend as well. warmest temperatures will be in the usualing le -- usual suspects. not much change. cooler, monday and tuesday. giants' home opener looks good. >> perfect tennis weather. >> yes, perfect tennis weather. >> steve and i played a little game of tennis yesterday. just hit the ball. >>> the beautiful signs of spring in the nation's bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. we need your help to do more. give at mattressdisc

. >> reporter: her mom took her to the urgent care in bakersfield, and soon after, she was airlifted here. >> it was bad. really bad. >> reporter: and the next three months would be scary, and unpredictable, and lydia had to be hooked up to a machine that is removes carbon dioxide from the lung and most patients are hooked up to it for two weeks, and she was on it for two months. >> i was the first kid to be hooked up to the robotic lung. >> it is unusual for a child to require that kind of support for that period of time. >> reporter: and today, after all of that she gets to go home, and i asked lydia what she wants to do most? >> i really want to go to the park. >> reporter: she has not been outside much and the doctors say that she is going to fully recover. the family is moving forward, but say it is hard to move on from this. >> it is weird. i have been living this life for three month, and i love everybody here so much, but i love all of the family back home and it is a strange feeling. but i'm so excited that we feel so good that we can go home. >> reporter: in san francisco i

surveillance camera caught the man slapping the 3-year-old boy in the face inside of at( store in bakersfieldes. she walks him away afterward. we're told thejf boy is doing okay. the man lives with thee1 boy and the mother. police arrested him at his home. he's being held on child endangerment charges. prosecutors will not try a philadelphia priest on child sex%%$ti (rp)ges for a third time. but it's unlikely father andrew mccormick will return to a parish. the priest was accused of molesting an lp11-year-oldt( altar boy in 1997 att( sacred heart parish in bridesburg. in two trials neither jury could reach ae1Ñuj )(u >>> travel will be tricky when the pope comes to philadelphia later on this year. mass transit will be the way to go. septa is alreadyñr making plans ahead of the crowds that will swarm center city. septa's buses will only get you so close to the pope because the secure perimeter mayxd extend well beyond the action. the trains will be the best bet. septa's deputy generalfá manage says the plan is a work qáj&háhp &hc progress progress. service will look very different from the da

stow getting ready to appear at tonight's minor league game between the san jose giants and the bakersfieldze. the catcher is his father. four years ago, stow was beaten in the parking lot outside dodger stadium. he was left with a traumatic brain injury. doctors were not sure if he would survive. and as you can see, he has come a long way. this is brian working out at the gym. his goal is to start using his crutches more often. right now he depends heavily on a wheelchair to get around. brian takes a big step forward tonight and that's when he gets to throw out the first pitch at the game. >>> it's 4:51 on thursday morning. an unfortunate attraction on the beach, a whale washes ashore. the >>> good morning. it is thursday, april 16. time check for you 4:54. take a look at today's average high in san francisco. wow, good 12 degrees above average. 60s, 70s at the beaches today. 70s to low 80s around the peninsula. 82 degrees in san jose. gentle breeze late day. east of the bay, topping off at 82 degrees in livermore while brentwood will score at 84. full sunshine north of the golden gate bri

we're going to be about 10 degrees above average palm springs, bakersfield, 94 4 degrees above averagem montana through salt lake city who is going to be near 80 degrees today. one of the cooler spots in the country will be down in the southeast, temperatures 10 degrees below average because of the rain and the clouds that surround it. actually a split in new england. the cold waters of new england are keeping coastal areas chilly while we're a little warmer inland. new york city included. there's some good out there. there's some people saying how about me. >> how about me. hey, a good hump day. we like that. >> great for travel. >> thank you, bill. now time for entertainment news. actress susan crow best known for playing tracy partridge on "the partridge family" died at 52. cause of her death unknown. osborns reality tv show revival is not going to happen. you can chuck up cancellation to a scheduling conflict for the busy rock and roll family. >>> jimmy fallon may have spilled the beans on brad pitt's secret hobby. >> brad pitt was spotted walking around with a bruise on his face.

. >> we have come from bakersfield. >> my favorite is the fish and chips spirit >> the fish and chipsphenomenal. >> it is all good. >> reporter:in halfmoon bay, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> pam: now, we are all hungry! >> reporter: >>you can see more of vicki's picks at kron4.com her restaurant reviews are in the features section on our website. >> pam: just look for "dine and dish." >> pam: still ahead: >> pam: a health alert for parents: >> pam: the dangerous baby food being recalled tonight. >> pam: and remember the nearly- 9-months- pregnant model. sporting *abs*? >> pam: there's a new development with her pregnancy. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. coming up recently, a 1954 mercedes- benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million dollars. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000 dollars. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2015 cla. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz

. >> reporter: her mom emily took her to urgent care in bakersfield.after she was airlifted here. >> it was bad, very bad. >> reporter: the next three months would be scary and unpredictable. lydia had toss hooked up to a machine that oxygenates and removes carbon dioxide from the blood, like an artificial lung. most patients are on it for two weeks. for lydia, it was two months. >> i was on the robot for eight weeks. >> literally hundreds of people have taken care of her. it's extremely unusual to get that sick from influenza, and also unusual to require that kind of support for that period of time. >> reporter: after all of that, she gets to go home. i asked lydia, what she wants to do most. >> i want to go to the park. >> reporter: she hasn't been outside much. doctors say she'll fully recover. >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: the family is moving forward, but says it's hard to move on from this. >> it's weird. i've been living this life for three months. i love everybody here so much, but i love all my family back home. it's a really strange feeling.

you can see the entire sierra nevada at this point, north of bakersfield, getting slammed with the snowfall that we need. here's lake tahoe. the snow level is at 4,000 feet. let me take you to the bay area we've had had our own dusting of snow on top of mt. hamilton at 4,000 feet hopefully, once the sun starts to clear out the clouds in the area we will show you a live picture before the show is done. hoping to show you that in my next report. here's the core of low pressure slowing starting to work its way through. showers happening at that point, even thunderstorms as we head through tonight that will continue to be the case. tomorrow morning, we will wake up with a little bit of light activity. that will persist through the 11:00 a.m. broadcast when we do meet back here. everything clears out, great air quality. and a good story from this system. getting into wednesday and thursday, afternoon temperatures will be able to climb. comfortable weather returning. and then friday into saturday another slight chance for shower activities. i'll talk about that in the next report. back to you, sc

bakersfield, california. the boy's mother takes him away afterward, walks him out of the score. we're told that the boy is okay. the man lives with the boy and his mother. this video went viral on facebook. that's how police tracked down the suspect. is he now being held on child endangerment charges. >>> never give up on your dreams, that was the message of a student athlete who lived every day to the fullest. 19-year-old lauren hill died yesterday who inspired many during her courageous fight with brain cancer. >> it's not often you get to celebrate a loss. but today we celebrate a victory of how to live a life through lauren hill. >> in just a few short months hill raised more than a million dollars for research into her rare condition. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right. we had grey skies pretty much all of the workweek. we had rain most days. today we're going to dry it out, bring back sunshine really nice start to the weekend. tomorrow equally as nice if not a little bit nicer. we're seeing wind today. the weather headlines on your saturday enjoy the sun

red flag warning from south lake tahoe to east of bakersfield we have small craft advisory breezy loan and temperature from 62 at mop delay to 47 at lake tahoe to 93 at palm springs. >> a new accident at hayward southbound 880 it is a to car crash that is blocking middle lanes and it is causing slowing so you are going to start to see the brake lights, southbound, along 880 and when you are beyond 92 you will start to gum up. pass transit if you take mass transit, you are in if shape with no delays on bart muni, ace trains, 100 and three on the tracks and no delays. >>> dining out could cause your blood prior to spike and not just because of the bill. medical researchers in singapore found that eating out and having high blood pressure were connected and the person studied were five times more likely at risk and eating one extra meal out each week could make you 6 percent more likely to suffer from high blood pressure. when you eat out you consume considerably more calories, fat and salt then when you eat at home. >> speaking of fat and calories we have sweet news for ice cream lovers

that's stow warming up for tonight's minor league game between the san jose giants and the bakersfieldcher is actually his father. four years ago, stow was beaten in the parking lot outside dodger stadium. he was left with a traumatic brain injury. doctors were not sure he would survive but as you can see, he has come a long way. and here he is working out at the gym. his goal is to start using his crutches more often instead of a wheelchair. >>> a homeless man is under arrest charged with attacking a small child on a san francisco street. the 31-year-old is facing charges of aggravated assault, child abuse and false imprisonment. the attack happened yesterday morning in the marina at union and octavia. police say that the homeless man randomly went after a five- year-old girl. several people saw what happened and called police. the girl was hurt on her neck and received a bad scratch but police say that she will be okay. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire at 7:00 last night on jeanne avenue. someone was believed to be trapped inside. then they found the bod

next, another potential contender independent senator bernie >>> a look outside the beltway at bakersfield, vermont bernie sanders is considering taking on hillary clinton and polls have both good news and bad news for him. in the latest average of national polls he's far behind clinton but runs ahead of the two other likely candidates martin o'malley and jim web. senator sanders welcome to fox news sunday. >> good to be with you. >> senator, you say that you are considering running against hillary clinton among other reasons because you doubt whether or not she's willing to take on the billionaires in america. here's what she said during a rollout in iowa this week. >> there's something wrong when hedge fund managers pay lower tax rates than nurses or the truckers that i saw on i-80 as i was driving here over the last two days. >> senator don't you believe her? >> well, she's absolutely right but it's not a question of running against hillary clinton or taking on hillary clinton. what we are seeing, chris, right now is that for 40 years the american middle class has been disappearing mill

stow getting ready to appear at tonight's minor league game between the san jose giants and the bakersfieldgo stow was beaten in the parking lot outside dodger stadium. he was left with a traumatic brain injury. doctors were not sure if he would recover and as you can see, he has come a long way. and this is bryan working out at the gym. his goal is to start using his crutches more often. right now he depends heavily on a wheelchair to get around. bryan takes a big step forward tonight when he gets to through out the first pitch at the game. >>> time now 10 minutes before 6:00 on thursday morning. accused of misleading students, a group of colleges you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> good morning, it's thursday, 5:53. it's early in the morning, but if you have baseball plans thinking ahead to tonight, we have madison baumgarner on the mound for the good guys, game time temperature of 58 degrees with clear skies. >>> heading to san francisco f

. >> reporter: her mom emily took her to urgent care in their hometown of bakersfield. soon after, she was air lifted here. >> it was bad. really bad. >> reporter: the next three months would be scary and unpredictable. lydia had to be hooked up to a machine that oxygenates and removes carbon dioxide from the blood, like an artificial lung. most patients are on it for two weeks. for lydia, it was two months. >> i was the first kid that was on the robot lung for eight weeks. >> literally hundreds of people have taken care of her. extremely unusual to get that sick from influenza. it's also very unusual to require that kind of support for that period of time. >> reporter: today after all of that, she gets to go home. i asked lydia what she wants to do most. >> i really want to go to the park. >> reporter: she hasn't been outside much. doctors say she'll fully recover. >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: the family is moving forward but says it's hard to move on from this. >> it's weird. i've been living this life for three months. i love everybody here so much. but i love all m

. >> it happened twice -- [ talking over each other ] >> it happened twice in bakersfield just this past year. >> listen, harry, why don't you let me finish? >> let him. >> over me -- >> why don't you just let me finish, harry? >> mark, go ahead. let me just tell you something, harry. it happens all the time and it happens in these communities generally where they don't have a voice. and the problem is unless there's a videotape, nobody wants to believe that it happens, but you know what? doing this over 30 years, i'll tell you there's one thing that happens repeatedly. you hear the same story every time virtually almost as if it's a script coming out of the cop's mouth whenever there's a shooting. >> mark, let me ask you. >> they got a script. >> mark, just as a defense attorney, what do you foresee as the defense for this police officer? >> well, i'll tell you exactly what's going to happen. they're going to say that he was in fear for his life. that he wasn't sure that the guy didn't have a gun, that he's going to say basically what his report said, he thought he had a gun, thought he

and a fatal accident in bakersfield. >> is there anybody there in the company who is accountable? >> reporter: picker pointed out on the day the fine was announced, pg&e's stock actually went up. and the ceo who retired after san bruno left with a $38 million bonus. picker is asking the commission staff to look into holding utility executives financially responsible. >> we have never done that. and that's not clear to me that we have either the practice or the procedures. we may have to adopt new rules. >> reporter: pg&e spokesman greg snapper. >> we're not going to speculate on that. what i can tell you is over the past couple of years we've hired some of the best leaders from across the country. >> reporter: he wouldn't discuss the proposal or the accidents. he does say the utility does not expect to appeal the fine. sue had this suggestion. >> they need to hold them culpable to what has happened. >> reporter: she also said that the state's investigation into former cpuc president michael peevey should continue. reporting from outfront cpuc headquarters, mark matthews, nbc bay a

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try to find the actual shooter with this happened at the north current state prison just north of bakersfield the partners at cnn reporting someone that has the prison gate and started shooting officials estimate was a 50 to 20 mi. or openly fired >>: a new fence is keeping baby geese out they are dying they're dying because what they have been shut out from what they need to survive if they're noisy understand their opposing opinions on that but people who live here like so much the natural landscape but some think there's a little too much nature i don't mind did it do to stay off the sidewalk the droppings their babies to give them a chance there has to be a more humane way to control the population to keep the animal lovers and the offers i don't think killing them off is the best way to have tried to talk to some employees at the golf course who have told me they do not know anything about a fence or anything about any peace and that come up with some other ideas silhouette of cayley's are effective in geese population control and dollars that could bring in that the chase the geese away

from bakersfield south where more than half the population lives, you're in a desert or in a semiarid angeles, the average rainfall this 13 inches the year we don't mean that print that is a good weekend of rain in new york and washington. we have to use less water. we have to get used to this concept. we are going to have to use water that is recycled. >> we have done so. alix: what is that mean? >> for seven years they have taken sewage water and reintroduced it, and it serves half the population in orange county. every study shows that water exceeds standards. it is going to be a part of our new reality. we're going to have to start recycling everywhere. we are making some efforts in los angeles, but we have to do more. we will have to accept that if we want to live in a semiarid part of the country. we will have to accept the fact that we will have to use water as waste. alix: give farmers take a hit? almonds are grown in california. >> as i said, from recep taken a big hit, except those fortunate enough to have rights that proceed 1914. the governor believes in treating everybody

truckee 45, monterey at 47 and 57 in bakersfield. take the turn at monterey and not until friday.. the reversal of breeze from east to go west and it will come flying back. breezy for a few. 70s, 80s to 90s. it will be very warm. 80s and 90s in santa cruz. san bruno should say not 65. i apologize for that. it should be around 80. >> warm, but the fog comes back. there is signs it's going to be very cool here and warm in the east which is a complete flip flop in the last 8 months. >> all right. thanks, steve. coming up, millions of gallons of water literally going to waste in san francisco. >> we are looking at about 65 million gallons a year. >> in 26 minutes the likely source of this water and the plan in place to put it to good use. >> the one oun one interview with san francisco joanne hayes and my candid interview and what she considers the worst day with the fire department. there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for. tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices that work for you... anytime. maxx life! shop tjmaxx.com check out my breakfast! i got eggs... saus

host: dennis in bakersfield, california. why the stakes in 2016 are so high. host: if you want to read this piece it is in this morning's wall street journal. also there is a piece from republican louisiana governor bobby jindal holding firm against gay marriage. he says save your breath. i hold the view that has been in the consensus for our country that marriage is between one man and one woman. polls say the american consensus is changing but i will not change my view on this matter even if it becomes a minority opinion. time for a few more calls. james is in arlington, virginia on the line for independents. caller: i am a libertarian and i would suggest you make libertarians and green may be a separate phone line. in regards to eric holder and what has gone on with the justice department, this justice department has had laundered drug cartel money to the tune of billions of dollars in nobody goes to jail. $3 billion in the pharmaceutical firm and nobody goes to jail. this just goes to show you loretta lynch was instrumental in the decision not to send anyb

bryan stow will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before they host the bakersfield blaze.w was brutally beaten on opening day four years ago outside dodgers stadium and suffered traumatic brain injury. pregame festivities start at 6:30 this evening. i hope he is doing well. >>> now time is 8:12. still ahead some prominent catholics are calling on the pope to remove the archbishop of san francisco. we will tell you the reason behind this unprecedented move. >>> next a small aircraft lands on the lawn of the u.s. capitol. why the pilot says he did it and the serious security concerns it raises. >>> we are looking at the san francisco commute again. we have a little bit of good news. that crash on 101 southbound seems to have cleared away and traffic is recovering. we will let you know more about the other commutes that are still full strength. >>> a big jump in the bay area temperatures today. already a few spots in the 60s. on track to reach the 70s and 80s. look at that beautiful view guards the golden gate bridge. we will update the numbers after the break. (vo) at jennie

a bakersfield, california man shown on security video slapping a toddler to the floor is facing childtore owner saw the video and turned it over to police who arrested the 23-year-old at his home where that boy also lives. the man is still in jail his bail set for $1 million. >>> in new york city, a car left running in an attached garbage appears to be the case of carbon monoxide poisoning. two were the parents of a police detective who found the victims. >>> the number of hiv cases linked to dirty intravenous needles in indiana has surpassed 100. 17 new cases just this last week in one county alone. >>> jurors in the aaron hernandez murder trial are taking the week off after four days of deliberation. the panel spent about 20 hours considering whether he killed odin lloyd. >>> what was the longest game inbox red sox history turned out to be a winning one as they beat the new york yankees in 19 innings. that game ended at 2:35 this morning, making the game even longer was a 60-minute delay because of a power outage. >>> now to the hype surrounding the impending announcement by hillary

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a place like bakersfield or riverside, california are much higher than, say, los angeles, cal when yourk city, in particular, is incredibly low. while it doesn't pick way from the tragedy of individual incidents, even in new york the has been many, perhaps there are some best practices we can learn from. rather than criticizing every department we can say, if one department is take so much better than the other, if cops in new york city are so less trigger-happy, why is this? host: let's see what questions or comments our viewers have for peter moskos, associate professor. clark is calling from across come oh scots in. -- is calling from wisconsin. good morning. caller: good morning. we have a problem in unarmed african-americans being shot by police. these latest incidents, all of the people who were unarmed, you know, and these officers that are doing the shootings are all white officers. there are no blacks coming agents, or hispanic officers. could you elaborate on that? host: thanks, clark. guest: yeah, there are black officers shooting people. there are asians shooting -- asian o