bratton, i'd like to talk to you."well, sure, sit down." >> and i said, "i'm dana rosendale's daughter" and all three of their mouths about dropped to the table and i said "i wanna know what happened to my mom." and he just said -- "you know, you need to keep pushing" and that's all he'd say. >> reporter: so she did. brittany says she began calling the prosecutor's investigator every week like clockwork. and amazingly he started showing some interest in the case. >> and he'd say, you know, "nothin' new," or -- >> you're looking for a killer? >> right. >> is he looking for a killer or just trying to find out what happened? i tnk at thatoint at first he was just trying to put the es together. >> reporter: it wasn't going to be easy. what brittany didn't know was that detective bratton had done a fair bit back in the day, chasing down leads, trying to make sense of it all, but interview tapes, crime scene photos, evidence --most of that was missing. >> not to beat people up, but what happened to all those boxes, the inter

i want to bring bill bratton into this, former nypd commissioner.ioner, donald trump ties this to safety, right? he continues to talk about immigrants as being a danger to americans, undocumented immigrants being a danger, but in fact when it comes to america's safety and the things that the president needs to be talking about the nation about, immigration is not really part of that topic. >> well, the wall is intended or what would pass for a wall is intended to do a number of things. one, try to significantly impede the flow of illegal narcotics into the country as well as other goods. immigration ironically has been going down dramatically in terms of illegal immigration. last year there was 300,000 appe 1.3. so that's been going down dramatically for a variety of reasons. it might be beneficial more beneficial stopping the flow of a lot of the drugs coming into the country. >> yamiche, let's talk trade. president trump and his own administration aren't even on the same page. they pull out of tpp, he calls nafta a disaster. you've got wilbur ross

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about how we got there, it is one part evolution and improvement of strategies, com stat that bill brattonart of what we call precision policing. actually sending police where the most violent crime is happening, pinpointing, surging in those areas and knocking out gangs in particular that were causing so much of the violence. but the other big piece is neighborhood policing, which is a systematic effort to create new relationships between police and community and heal some of the problems, some of the pain that occurred in the past. it's very much a matter of training our police to build those community relationships, to deescalate tensions. and the payoff is not only a human or moral one, it's also a practical one. the more that communities feel close to their police, the more they share information and help police to stop crimes or to find people who committed crimes. it's amazing. when i talk to our officers who were involved in this neighborhood policing initiative, they go chapter and verse about all the community residents who now have their cell phone number, e-mail address. person