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association, she owns carson bail bonds and in the industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for the juvenile and criminal justice system and currently on the and ralph on the commission of san francisco and works closely with the sheriff's department which now leads the program for violent offenders. >> san francisco, he has over 3 decades of experience in law enforcement including his former role as chief of police in san francisco. he's been a critic of current models in the criminal justice system that rely too heavily on incarceration. will looeng is the c e eo of diversion project from ranging from final alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine

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while you were sleeping a sulfur rick acid spill sickened dozens in carson, california.ained of burning in their noses and in their throat. 70 patients were evaluated there at the scene. 12 taken to area hospitals with minor complaints. 2 originated from a chemical company. >> he was charged with assault when a girlfriend claimed he pointed a gun at her. it was not his first run in with the law since being acquitted in the death of trayvon martin. his estranged wife accused him of threatening here. he is set to be arraigned today. >> we will have a live report. stay tuned. >>> the death toll is up to 8 people. one of the hardest hit towns washington, illinois that's where an ef 4 touched down packing winds of 190 miles per hour. why sunday's nfl game between the bears and ravens kicked off at the scheduled time even with the threat of severe weather in chicago. the game was suspended so fans could run and take cover. play eventually resumed after almost two hours. the new york city police stop and frisk numbers are down drastically. it plummeted by 80 percent in the thir

robert gray live from carson, california, and rich edson down the street in times square here this new you've been busy today helping shoppers find their way around store. i think they believe you work there, right? >> reporter: absolutely. and i'm learning -- here we go -- i'm learning a new trick, huh? huh? not bad. and then the takeoff. >> there we go. >> reporter: there we go. >> whoo! >> reporter: and we're back again. this store opened 5:00 last night, ashley. 5:00 this morning they reordered up some of the doorbuster deals, different doorbuster deals, and it wasn't all that crowded at 5:00 in the morning. but within the last hour or two, this place has been absolutely jammed here. national retail federation predicts that somewhere to the order of $600 billion will be spent by consumers over the next couple of months, through the holiday season. and here at toys r us, they opened up last evening, they every day counts because -- they say every day counts.

let's head out west now to robert gray who is at the target store in carson, california. robert, looks a little quieter behind you. >> reporter: yeah, it is a little bit quiet, ashley, but it's been picking up. we were here in the middle of the night. last night they opened things up at 8 p.m. local time, but folks have been lining up, actually, since wednesday night to yet in, thanksgiving night at 8 p.m. we have talked to several shoppers, one of which came at 4 p.m. yesterday. in fact, we saw her at 5 a.m., so you talk about an intrepid shopper, 13 hours later, fifth visit back to target. this one she came back by herself without her daughter so she could buy her something she wouldn't with know what it was unless, of course, her daughter sees that broadcast. basically, the doorbusters were mostly -- they had new ones at midnight. the truck was here overnight to restock some of the supplies, the xbox one or the playstation 4, you're out of luck. for those guys you have to keep searching for them, there's going to be a limited supply as they're brand new. but what has b

robert gray from the fox business network is live for us at a target store in carson, california, doingr me, no doubt, i hope anyway. what are some retailers reporting from early sales? >> reporter: well, you actually nailed it. a lot are saying maybe this move to start the shopping season earlier is working to their advantage. we'll have to wait to see the final numbers. certainly the early details coming out of walmart, they're expecting record crowds. more than 2 2 million folks. the first four hours last night, they had more than 10 million transactions. we're also hearing -- i am at a target, i'm hearing. they have seen online sales doubling through the early part overnight, we should say, compared to last year. one of the biggest sales dates ever for target, both in store and online. and well ahead of last year. as you can see around me here in carson, we were in the middle of the night, sort of a lull, but it has certainly picked back up as we're in full midday mode right now at 12:30 local time. >> and what are the big ticket items out there? >> reporter: well, certainly last ni

robert gray at a target in carson, california, on just how big the deals are and more. robert? >> reporter: charles, they definitely had the headline deals to try and get people inside the store. limited numbers for many of those. in fact, we should mention no incidents, thankfully no problem at the target in carson. they were orderly. handing out claim check tickets to folks to get big screen tvs outside. the national retail federation saying overall the deals are going to pull a lot of folks in here. in fact, they're estimating the holiday retail sales will be up 4% overall to $602 billion. that's up 3.5% from -- actually up 4% this year, better than last year's 3.5% growth. although many wall street analysts, as you've reported, of course, not quite as bullish as that. nonetheless, we're expecting to see record numbers coming out. walmart reporting record numbers, some 22 million folks. they had ten million transactions in the first four hours last night starting at 6:00 p.m. through 10:00 p.m. eastern time. and target here also going on to talk about online sales doubling w

robert gray is live in carson, california. hope you are staying safe >> very calm.. it was very ordererly. they handed out tickets for the big items. televisions and we interviewed someone who bought three of them. i have some of the door buster sale. and this is the store team leader and thanks for hosting us. you had the big deal last night. 8 p.m. you opened the doors. it is past 7 a.m., seeing local people coming in, what is getting people coming back after you sell out of the big flat screens? what brings in people the day after? >> we have excited to kick off the official season, we have great circular items and with your red card you get an additional 5% off. and we will have that going all day. and the rest of the season >> row have been tracking this in real time, what are the most poplar categories? and how are they doing versus last year? >> we have had a lot of traffic in the electronic and toys. we have great deals on apparel, and our $5 pj's. >> thank you so much. lots of people trying to get deals out there. >> i like the pj's. very nice. >> if thanks

the situation is unfolding at a warehouse in carson, california. 12 workers from the brookdale internationalhroats burning. it's apparently from sulphuric acid from a nearby chemical company. we'll keep you posted. >>> princeton university announcing it will offerren students a vaccine that's not approved in the united states. they want to combat the outbreak of a rare and possibly deadly strain of meningitis. health officials confirmed that the school is facing its seventh case of meningitis since march. the vaccine will be available on campus next month. >>> finally, we've got good news to bring you. the money honey officially joining the best business team in america. we're excited to announce this morning that the financial journalist right there, maria, is leaving cnbc after 20 years at that company. she's joining us here at fox and "fox business" network. congratulations. excited to have her. another big person on board. >> maria. >> we've got the best at fox business. >> outstanding. >> just in time for the christmas party. >> welcome aboard. >> that sealed the deal for her. >> i thin

carson section 50. >> 5-1, what's the problem? >> our cameras were at california's quentin state prison when officers received word that a 20-year-old inmate was suffering severe chest pains. >> be advised, medical emergency. >> the thing you have to realize about san quentin is that this is -- this prison was built prior to the civil war and the cells are stacked five stories high. no elevators. so of course the emergency that we were covering, it was on the fifth floor. so not only did we have to haul our stuff up there but so did the responding correctional officers. >> up on the fifth tier, officers tend to the inmate inside his cell. >> you're going to have to take some deep breaths, man. i know you might be in pain, but you're going to have to help me. >> moments later the paramedics arrive on the tier. >> the paramedics had to make the five-story climb as well and it's difficult to respond right away because of that. but the bigger challenge though was getting the inmate out of his cell and back down all of those stairs. >> hospital door carson 2 be advised,