commissioner bill bratten comes out swinging today with former commissioner bill kelly. good evening everyone. >> chuck has the night off. we're going to begin with the problems in nassau county's 911 system. >> they investigate claims people are being put on hold during emergency calls because the system is understaffed. greg has the latest. greg. >> reporter: sheba and david, as you know when you call 911 you expect to get an operator who can help immediately.

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. >> reporter: police commissioner bill bratten called the email a hoax. one reason, the author spelled the word allah with a lower case a. >> it very easy in hindsight to criticize a decision based on results that the decider could never have known. it's also very easy to criticize a decision when you have no responsibility for the outcome of that decision. >> reporter: the white house, while aware of the email, refused to second guess l.a.'s decision. in los angeles, fox news. >>> oakland and san francisco i schools say they stepped up security today, even though there was no direct let against them. the chief of oakland schools says threats are not uncommon, but l.a.'s was different, since it seemed to come from overseas. across the bay in san francisco, the school district said it had to err on the side of caution, and make a decision quickly. and if officials got a threat like the one in los angeles, they would probably act on it. >> in that case, we would do something similar to what l.a. did, if we felt there was a credible threat. >> reporter: mean

growing problem of homelessness and now very recently the former police commissioner is accusing bill brattenmisreporting crime which goes directly at the heart and the problem is how to adjud kate this. who is going to come in to look at this and say someone is right and wrong? if this question lingers then it becomes a big problem for city hall and gives more support sdprm. >> i think superpacks couldn't do everything. when we came into the election this was going to be the year of superpacks. and i just come back to jeb bush and shock and awe. he was going to dominate this race and you look at scott walker. he had a lot of super pack money but it didn't matter. hard dollars is what matters. we saw the blurring of lines this year can carly fiorina. >> that is a good one. we thought politics changed. thank you for joining us. tune in tomorrow. chu erica hill picks up our coverage next. >>> tonight on msnbc live, breaking news around the country and we're there. >> he committed aggravated indecent assault upon her. >> near philadelphia, bill cosby charged in a sexual assault acase

former lapd police chief bill bratten, now the police l.a. overreacted. >> we do not see that as a credible terrorist threat, and we are investigating it as a hoax. >> reporter: after sweeping 1500 los angeles schools for bombs, the all-clear came late tuesday. well after parents scrambled to pick up stranded students. >> i'm happy that they took precautions. i am sad for the kids that they can't be in school today. >> reporter: this morning, lausd is back in business but only after heavy criticism. as students across the sprawling 710-square mile district return, a 17-year-old student was struck and killed by a truck after crossing the street. it's unclear if the student was going to or from school after the school closures were announced here in the l.a. area. matt and savannah, back to you. >> thank you. >>> turning now to the historic meeting by the federal reserve that's being watched closely from wall street to main street. a little later today the fed is for the first time since 2006. it's a move that will impact everything from your m

bill bratten who also was chief of police of the los angeles police department, recently said, "if congress really wants to do something, instead of just talking about something, help us out with that terrorist watch list where thousands of people can purchase a firearm and have in this country. many a more worried about them -- i'm more worried about them than i am about syrian refugees, to be quite frank with you." the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. mrs. feinstein: thank you very much, i yield the floor. mr. cornyn: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. cornyn: mr. president, if you believe that the federal government should be able to deprive an american citizen of one of their core constitutional rights without notice and an opportunity to be heard, then you should vote for the senator's amendment. this is not -- this is not the way we're supposed to do things in this country. if you think that the federal government never makes a mistake and that presumively the decisions the federal government makes about putting own a list because you're --