. >> hi, i'm david burke i live in buena vista 10 years and helped the buena vista association two comments one we express our appreciation for the captain working with us to address issues an example a year ago a legal campaign on buena vista park that was making a big difference over the last 6 months there's an increase in drug related criminal activity opens north side of park the buena vista and hate street and that's creating unsafe conditions i guess 3 requests from the - if you could help. >> to maintain the current or increase the police there we know the boundary are - work with the 0 district attorney's office to get the juveniles off the street and more than a quality of life matter in the third is working with the judges as well doing they're part in getting the individuals off the street and work with us as we are getting a request to stay away - so thank you very much >> great, thank you mr. burk. >> next speaker. >> i'm part of the buena vista group i live in the other neighborhood i'm the dad that has you know the double story with the twins and boy there's a lot of chaos w

. >> commissioners welcome to the park district i'm richard until david burk fortunately took the lead i was the leader of the association for many years and also here as a private citizen and 39 year resident of the district by buena vista park as part of my time i've had the opportunity to work with the captains and i was also on the park c pad and one of the parked representatives over in the assignment i subcontracted with the expand it which is extremely focused and responsive and very creativity and a solid leader of his officers and had an opportunity to interact this past year since i'm a private citizen very appreciative of the responses i had an incident in the apartment building where i live there of the superb activities in the afternoon it was a c call but i called it in didn't know she was going to be making a powerful presentation but the officer happened to be the officer that responded it wasn't busy there was marry important things she bifurcated up to respond it was a prompt a response especially under the busy circumstances she was understanding and sympathetic and

justice center in cincinnati, ohio, rookie deputy burke recently found one of the largest stashes of tobacco ever discovered in the jail when he searched davidl's mattress. >> i'm mr. lou burke. that's what's up. >> now the jail's specialty investigative unit is looking into how the contraband got into the facility. >> i've been here 25 years and i've never seen this amount of tobacco or cigarettes come into the facility. my first inclination is that maybe it wasn't an inmate that brought it. maybe it's somebody that works on the inside here. so that is why this investigation is going to be continued further with our internal affairs section. we were able to determine, you know, mr. bell did indeed have the contraband on him and in his cell. but we're still investigating how the contraband got into the facility. i conducted ten interviews, eight of them were of the individuals that were housed in the same pod that mr. bell was in. also interviewed the two porters that work up there. we were able to determine a few little things. but not one of the inmates would tell us where the tobacco or the other items had come from. >> those guys in ther

justice center in cincinnati, ohio, rockie deputy burke recently found one of the largest stashes of tobacco ever discovered in the jail when he searched davidell's met res. -- mattress. >> i'm mr. lou burke. that's what's up. >> now the jail's specialty investigative unit is look at how the contraband got into the facility. >> i've been here 25 years and i've never seen this amount of tobacco or cigarettes come into the facility. my first inclination is that maybe it wasn't an inmate that brought it in. maybe it's somebody that works on the inside here. so that is why this investigation is going to be continued further with our internal affairs section. we were able to determine, you know, mr. bell did indeed have the contraband on him and in his cell. but we're still investigating how the contraband got into the facility. i conducted ten interviews, eight of them were of the individuals that were housed in the same pod that mr. bell was in. also interviewed the two porters that work up there. we were able to determine a few little things. but not one of the inmates would tell us where the tobacco or the other items had come from. >> those

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tonight's roundtable, david corn, washington bureau chief for "mother jones" and msnbc political analyst. kasie hunt, political reporter for msnbc and very busy these days. lauren burke, managing editor of "politics 365." you know, this trope, meme. the great thing about that country, you can debate policy. you can be tzipi livni. you are allowed to have opinions. you have an opinion that disagrees with bibi netanyahu, you're considered an enemy of israel against them here. >> as a kid, he gave quarters to plant trees in israel, all i can say about this is oy. there's more debate in israel about the iranian deal, about peace with the -- >> 70% of people didn't vote for netanyahu. what are we getting our heads around here? >> they're equating barack obama with being anti-israel because he's anti-bibi. you know, but this comes after calling him anti-american, comes after calling him anti-christian. >> non-american. >> finally getting -- >> opinion. >> they're finally getting to anti-israel. it's taken a while to do this. >> don't you know, he's under communist influence according to ted cruz. >> communist, socialist, secret muslim, and he also doesn't like israel. why