neighborhood house when she heard a rowdy neighbor and she explained herself by saying sheriff david a. clarke jr., that's you, had said it was okay for her to arm herself. what you're creating is a return to the wild west in milwaukee. >> if i can answer the question. >> so i think it's actually relevant that you don't have any idea how many people ever need to actually fire a firearm at home to defend themselves. >> are we going to have an honest exchange here or are you going to continue to talk over me? >> i'm not sure how honest it can be if you haven't got a clue about any of the statistics involving people defending themselves with firearms at home in milwaukee. >> well, first of all, personal safety is an individual responsibility. it's not up to me to decide who should or should not own a firearm. >> no, no, no, i'm not going to let you get away with that. >> yes, it is. if you go back to the ad. >> we need to discuss this after the break. but no, no, no. >> circumstances. >> you will not get away with that. i'm sorry. >> you need options. >> that's not a issue. >> you can hide under

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a kid of mine not do well in sports. >> public safety here. i'm going to play you an audio commercial or appeal by david clarke, sheriff of milwaukee county. david clarke and i want to talk to you about something personal, your safety. it's no longer a spectator sport. i need you in the game. but are you ready? with officers laid off a and & furloughed, simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option. you can beg for mercy from a violent criminal, hide under the bed or you can fight back. but are you prepared ? consider taking a certified safety course in handling a firearm so you can defend yourself until we get there. you have a duty to protect yourself and your family. we're partners now. can i count on you? >> i don't have a lot of time. >> it's irresponsible. >> it's irresponsible and dangerous. vigilanteism, you don't hear anything about safety. arm yourself. cops won't be there. >> he's saying take a course and learn how to use a firearm. >> politically, i'm surprised legally thaerp able to run that ad. >> i'm absolutely surprised that's legal for him to even say and it's irresponsible for him to suggest to put more guns

a gun. milwaukee sheriff david clark jr. officials because of cutbacks. there's a new radio ad, and some people find it very surprising. here's a part of it. >> with officers furloughs, simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option. you could beg for mercy from a violent criminal, hide under the bed, but you could fight back. are you prepared? consider taking a gun safety workshop so you can defend yourself until we can get there. >> wow. thank you for joining us, sheriff clarke. we appreciate your time. what's the goal of this? is it to scare people? is it to get everybody to run out and buy a gun? >> good morning, first of all. the only thing that's scary is the criminal element, and i think the people in milwaukee county understand that. there are certain situations -- and i think most people get that -- where 911 is going to be of no use. for instance, once the wolf is at the door, once the intruder is inside your home, once you're on the street and someone sticks a gun in your face to take your car or you

sparked a heated response from the mayor of milwaukee, tom barrett to released a statement saying, apparently shares david clarkenext dirty harry movie. he did not back down a bit responding, several years ago a tire iron wielding suspect the mayor tom barrett within inches of his life. a firearm in a plan a defense would have come in handy for him . the mainstream liberal media giving democrats a free pass into separate interviews over the weekend. abc this week conducting a six desman a long interview with senator bob menendez of new jersey. it did not ask a single question about an fbi probe into allegations he slept with underage prostitutes in the dominican republic. and on cbs 60 minutes, president obama and outgoing secretary of state hillary clinton were thrown softball questions on benghazi, including one that led to this joke. >> i remember bob gates, the first thing he said to me, i think maybe the first week or two, and he obviously had been through seven presidents or something. he said, mr. president, one thing i can guarantee you is that at this moment somewhere, somehow, somebody in the federal g

the milwaukee county sheriff here you see took out a radio ad that warns people to arm themselves. listen to sheriff david clark jr. >> with officers laid off and furloughed, simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option. you can beg for mercy from a violent criminal, hide under the bed, or you can fight back, but are you prepared? take a certified safety course so you can defend yourself until we get there. >> well, county officials say they're not aware of any police layoffs or furloughs. they also say that the ad sounds like it's encouraging individev justice. sheriff clarke has not commented. >>> the next "star wars" movie will be directed by j.j. abrams. you may know him as the creator of "lost" or "fringe." he will direct "star wars" episode seven. this will be the first "star wars" film since disney bought lucas films. abrams says it is an absolute honor. >>> number five, president obama and hillary clinton are parting ways. secretary clinton is leaving her job at the state department next week. the two sat down for an interview with 60 minutes. an exit interview of sorts. clinton talked a

a new radio ad, sheriff david clark jr., urging people to fight back against criminals, saying calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option. he joins us. nice to see you, sheriff. >> good it see you, greta. >> so, sheriff, what provoked this ad? >> first of all, i have a duty and responsibility as a law enforcement executive to be honest with the public about the state of things. and in the milwaukee area, sherman park neighborhood to be specific, there is a burglary and a street robbery problem. it's basically all over the north side of milwaukee. and because of cuts in law enforcement, 1500 milwaukee police officers are furloughed -- i'm sorry, three days each, that's 4500 fewer officer days on the street. my agency had to lay off 42 deputies last year. i can sit back and whine about that or i can come up with some new, creative ways to get the public involved. i have always seen personal safety as an individual responsibility. so, you know, the calls for service continue to pile up. through no fault of the street officer, the response time its get delayed. there are certain

he released a statement saying apparently sheriff david clarke is audition iing for the next dirty harry. >>> moving on, it's hard to believe it was october when superstorm sandy hit new jersey and new york. there are still a lot of folks who are waiting and need help. they have to make repairs, replace their homes. relief could finally be coming in the form of $50 billion in federal aid. jason carroll is on staten island right now. folks are looking to the money. fair to say, $50 billion to be voted on in the senate later today. certainly it won't deal with the frustration and anger people are having and feeling. they're just trying to get their lives back together and they haven't seen the money. >> reporter: that's because they've been waiting so long. it's been three months for so many people out here in staten island. we were in another street earlier today. right now we moved to topping street. it's the same situation everywhere we go. if you look down the street the there, that looks like a vacant lot. there used to be a house there. it was red tagged and has been condemned. peopl

very much for that update from the white house. >> steve: about a half hour ago we talked to the sheriff of milwaukee county, david clarke says, i need you in the game, people out there in milwaukee. it talks about how with officers laid off and furloughed, simply calling 911 and waiting for the cops to show up is no longer your best option. he says you can beg for mercy from a violent criminal, hide under your bed or you can fight back and so what he is suggesting is that people take safety courses in handling a firearm so that if need be, they can protect themselves. >> gretchen: he's gotten a lot of low back from that, including the mayor of his own town, mr. barrett, i believe is his name, who once upon a time ran for governor against scott walker. but he said he did not believe this was the right way in which the sheriff should be advocating people to use weapons. the sheriff responded. >> the police are not omnipresent. sometimes we can't be there as fast as we like. so in those situations, and i talk about it, once a wolf is at the door, once the intruder is in your home, once a guy sticks a gun in your face on t

. >> meantime, a milwaukee county sheriff has some pretty scary words for his residents. sheriff david clark says calling 911 and waiting for the police to come and help is no longer the best option. instead, he says people should learn to protect themselves in case they get into a dangerous situation. and here is why. >> with officers laid off and furloughed, simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option. you can beg for mercy from a violent criminal, hide under the bed, or you can fight back. but are you prepared? consider taking a certified safety course in handling a firearm until we get there. >> milwaukee's mayor are among those criticizing the sheriff's message. he said clark sounds like he's auditioning for, quote, the next dirty harry movie. >> a big cold snap brings an arctic chill to parts of the country. >> plus, an emotional legal battle in colorado. the case surrounds the death of a woman and her unborn children and the debate over whether one person died or three. but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and t

a lot of guys out there would have taken that. peter: he's going to be hard pressed to maintain that. look at that wobble. david: this is what following lewis and clarkve felt like. in search of the west coast. peter: 16 pars and a bogey now. make that a double bogey. at 17. now erik compton. ian: this has definitely been a major issue i would believe for this final group today, guys. just waiting on every single shot. peter: i'm not going to make excuses for tiger, he doesn't need any. but in these conditions waiting this much, it's difficult. ian: the group in front of these guys have already finished 18 five minutes ago. peter: yep. until we start handing out some penalties, some stroke penalties, this will continue. the tour needs to take a long, hard look at pace of play and how to handle it. of course, all those squareses and filled-in squares will make you play slower as well. back to the fairway. 230 yards. still a 4-iron? david: i think that's what it was. so long ago. 4-iron. maybe thinking 3? peter: tackling the wind direction, looks like. well, he's sensed a change in the wind direction and he's going with a 5-iron now. david: really? nic

going away well journalist and blogger neil clark believes the falklands issue came up at the right time for the british prime minister. but david cameron it's a great issue that it's come up again because the economy here is in dire straits in britain austerity is really biting people are very unhappy with what he's doing and so i see you know. the falklands issue and i think that cameron is very much hoping that this was back to the green back the average of ninety two and the people's attentions here from the very popular things that he's doing but for this issue to come up now is a very trying week because the government is well down of the opinion polls and government is really unpopular i can't recall him becoming so popular so quickly and so i think that he will want to keep this in the news headlines is why he's reacted in such a sort of strong failing to deliver on his promises president obama has approved a new pentagon spending bill along with all its controversial provisions the law keeps one ton of open and allows the u.s. military to play terrorists or terrorist suspects for as long as it likes more on that shortly but. the jew t

a milwaukee sheriff has scary words for residents. david clarkand waiting for the police to come and help is no longer the best option. instead people should learn to protect themselves in case they get into a dangerous situation. and here's why. >> with officers laid off and furloughed simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option. you could beg for mercy from a vi leapt criminal, hide under the bed or fight back. are you prepared? consider taking a certified safety course in handling firearm so you can defend till we get there. >> his message aired earlier this week on the radio. >>> there's been a cyberattack on the u.s. justice department. the group anonymous apparently hacked one of the bureau's web sites and took over the sites belonging to the u.s. sentencing commission. they posted a message on the site warning of embarrassing disclosures about the futsgent unless federal prosecutors stopped going after hack areas. >>> extreme arctic whether is making this weekend unbearable for people in the dakotas. all the way to new eng

in a controversial move, the milwaukee county sheriff took out a radio ad that warns people to arm themselves. listen to sheriff david clarkrs laid off and furloughed, simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your option. you could beg foromersy from a violent criminal, hide under the bed, or fight back. are you prepared? consider taking a certified safety course in handling firearms to defend yourself until we get there. >> officials say they're not aware of layoffs or furloughs and say the ad is encouraging vigilante justice. they say it's irresponsible to suggest 911 isn't adequate. >>> the next "star wars" movie will be directed by j.j. abrams. you may know him as the creator of "lost" or "fringe." walt disney said he will direct episode seven. i'm excited about. that the first "star wars" film since disney bought lucas film. abrams says it is an absolute honor. >>> five, president obama and hillary clinton are parting ways. clinton is leaving her job at the state department flex week. the two sat down for what you might call an exit interview with " 0 minutes." clinton talked about how she felt it was her duty to t

. >> that's a radio ad running right now in wisconsin. sheriff david clarke defended that add on cnn's "starting point." he said it's necessary because of budget constraints. >> and last year with the budget cut, i had to lay off 42 people. the city of milwaukee police department that i work with, in conjunction with them anyway for public safety in milwaukee county, this year is furloughing 1,500 officers three days each. that's 4,500 fewer officer days that will be spent on the street. >> sheriff clarke is joining other sheriffs and bucking a law that's not even really a law yet. we've told you about a south carolina sheriff who says he will not enforce any new gun laws he deems unconstitutional. sheriff al appeared on my show last week. later we'll talk about a petition calling for the sheriff's resignation. >>> it's taken three months, but finally the senate is expected to vote to help those devastated by superstorm sandy. you know the back story. republicans balked at getting money to disaster victims unless costs were offset. the idea enraged northeast

consider taking a certified safety course in handling a firearm so you can defend yourself until we get there. martha: wow! milwaukee county, sheriff, david clarke, jr., coming under sharp criticism and the from the mayor and local sheriff's union. they claim he is urging people to become vigilant tease. >> what is most troubling to me, if there is an emergency i want people to call 911 and to have the sheriff put out what he consider a public disservice announcement discouraging people from calling 911, it is just wrong. >> he got what he wanted. he wanted to get a lot of attention and publicity and he succeeded there. martha: interesting, right? earlier this morning on fox and friend sheriff clarke doubled down on those statements. here is what he said then. >> personal safety is individual responsibility anyway but people have to be prepared to do this thing. the police are not omnipresent. we can't be everywhere all the time. sometimes we can't be there as fast as we would like. martha: under wisconsin law it is legal to use deadly force against an intruder who comes into your home. as you can see, a very divided community over those stateme

in this media flurry, david clark issued three public service announcements, one on drunken driving, one about texting and driving and one about personal safety, how not to become a victim with the sheriff saying your safety is no longer a spectator sport. listen to the psa. >> you can beg for mercy from a violent criminal, hide under the bed or fight back, but are you prepared? consider taking a certified safety course and handling a firearm so you can defend yourself until we get there. >> well, the sheriff got a lot of support from people who agreed that 911 response time is not good and it makes sense to be prepared, but milwaukee mayor tom barrett accused of sheriff of auditioning for the next dirty harry movie. here is the mayor. >> which was most troubling to me, if there's an emergency i want people to call 911. if they have the sheriff put out what i consider a public disservice announcement, discouraging people from calling 911, it's just wrong. >> and an anti-violence group backed up the sheriff saying that it's nothing, but condoning vigilanteism. clearly the sheriff and the mayor have no love lost, saying a tire iron wielding suspect beat mayor tom b