absolutely right. >> next we have chief bob tracy.heard about some of the academic theories and how the studies of these two gentlemen have been put into place. now we have a gentleman who's actually had to work with these theories and put them into place in two major cities in our country, new york city and chicago. this is chief bob tracy. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> morning. >> thanks, dan. and it's great to see you again. we haven't seen each other for about eight years now. >> long time, buddy. >> i'm a big fan of george kelling and also tom tyler, we're actually putting some of the practices from both of these gentlemen into practice in chicago, and i saw it in practice in new york city. as the district attorney said, he saw in my biography that i went to the private sector for some additional money, but having five children right now at agings 7 to 16, can you imagine a few years ago how young they were, so i was drew out to private sector to let my wife stay home with the children. when this opportunity came

ladies and gentlemen, chief bob tracy. [applause] here's what we're going to do. we are going to buddies for a panelist panelists speak for about 10 minutes and then open up the floor for questions. knowing that you love an opportunity to ask questions at the panelists are speaking rather than interrupt them come you can jack in your thoughts and open up for discussion afterwards. what i'd like to do now is start with george kelley. back in 1993, new york city had over 2200 murders. at that time, professor kelley met chief bratton at that time and then became police commissioner new york city. together they came up with implementing a lot of george is very thin combating crime. new york city police department has followed those procedures over the last 20 years. we went from 2200 murders last year in new york city had 340 murders. remarkable reduction in violent crime in new york and many, many people in new york city credit this man. ladies and gentlemen, let me present to you george killing. [applause] >> referring to broken windows, at first, at first it was fi

this is chief bob tracy. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> thanks. it is great to see you again. we have not seen each other for about eight years now. i am a big fan of george and tom we put some of these into practice in chicago and new york city. as the district attorney said, he saw my biography, went to the private sector for some additional money, but having five children right now at ages seven and 16, so they are still young. i was drew out to the private sector to love my wife stay home with the children when assumption of the camelot. superintendent mccarthy when he was appointed, head of the chicago police department gave me a call and said, would you come to chicago? i look to my wife. she said, know what you're calling his. we will make it work. so the house in new york, bought a house in chicago. my wife says to my don't care where your next move is, we are staying in chicago. you can commute back and forth. so i have to do the best that i can in the position i am. our children are growing france. so i am fully vested. it is in my best

bob orr has that. ben tracy reports donald sterling now vows to keep the l.a. clippers. >> reporter: how long and how hard is he willing to fight this? >> to the bloody end. >> o'donnell: and michelle miller remembers maya angelou. >> i hope to speak directly to the hearts and minds of my fellow americans and say, "look at us. look at us." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. and this is our western edition. president obama is calling the latest revelations in the v.a. scandal extremely troubling. a report today from the internal watchdogs in the department of veterans affairs says more than 1,000 vets seeking care at a v.a. hospital in phoenix were waiting for appointments they might never get because they were never even put on a list. in addition, records were manipulated to show that veterans who got appointments waited an average of 24 days. the actual wait time was 115 days. and it's not just in phoenix. the report says the problems are widespre

bob orr has that. ben tracy reports donald sterling now vows to keep the l.a.> reporter: how long and how hard is he willing to fight this? >> to the bloody end. >> o'donnell: and michelle miller remembers maya angelou. >> i hope to speak directly to the hearts and minds of my fellow americans and say, "look at us. look at us."

bob, thank you. the u.c.s.b. campus is still in shock tonight. ben tracy spoke with one of the students there. >> reporter: at the makeshift memorial outside one of the shooting scenes we met kendall odom. she is a sophomore at u.c.s.b. >> i think it is really important that we honor the people that we loss because-- like that's such a sad loss of life and they had so much going for them. >> reporter: you made a real point in saying you don't want to talk about the shooter, you want to focus on the six people. why do you feel strongly about that? >> the fact that some horrible person came in and ruined our strong community is like no focus should be on him at all. he doesn't deserve it. >> reporter: the first victims were elliot roger's two roommates, 20-year-old cheng yuan hong and 19-year-old george chen. he killed them in his apartment along with 20-year-old weihan wang. roger also took the lives of 22- year-old katherine cooper and 19-year-old veronika weiss, who were members of the tri-delta sorority. a security camera captured the chaotic scene insid

tracie. >>> the downfall of 49er joe montana's newest product could be the team itself. the organization reportedly says it will kill montana's project unless the team has new stadium spaces. bob redell live outside across the street from where montana wants to build and, bob, this is all about parking. >> it is. at issue is the eight-acre parcel land and you can see it right there behind me, located directly across the street from the brand-new levi stadium and the star quarterback for the 49ers wants to use that land to build a $400 million entertainment center. montana would like to develop it with office space, hotels, shops and restaurants. >> place to be right now. i can't wait to get going. so many people are going to love the area and block off the street right in front of our property. walk across into the stadium. pretty neat. >> but his former employer could crush that dream. "the chronicle" reporting that the 49ers are threatening to force the city of santa clara to nix montana's development plans because the team needs to use that land for parking for its new stadium. the city is guaranteed that the team could build 789 parking spots there. city leaders would like