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and down the east coast arrived to help the beleaguered police department and we take it up with david clarke former new york police department homicide detective and ago deal. also tonight who is legally responsible for the businesses the cars and personal property that has been destroyed? the mayor, ed mayor rawlings-blake could be legally liable because she gave space her career appears to have gone up in flames and continue tonight. the financial liability may be mounting each day the police fail to bring order to the streets. and a belligerent act by ibm that may be considered an act of war. carrying out a deliberately provocative act in the strait of hormuz. the every did navy fired on a container ship bordered and then can -- to control an aircraft has been dispensed to the scene and robert scales as among our guests as he assesses the situation militarily. parts of downtown baltimore resembled a war zone. with the mayor's index performance is likely ended her career to give them space to destroy to her late decision to ask for help from the national guard. it is now in place and more

sheriff david clark of milwaukee, wisconsin joins me now. how about that for a voice of reason in the midst of so much hyperbole? >> powerful. good for that gentleman. that stuff plays itself out in cities all across america every day of the year where law enforcement officers conduct themselves the way they should, in a professional standard. i just wonder how long it will take the liberal mainstream media and the race provocateurs to start combing through that gentleman's pass -- >> oh boy. >> -- to try to find something to discredit him much like they did joe the plumber. >> don't even suggest -- poor will who makes a two-minute video and could be the focus of something like that. however, it would behoove al sharpton to spend some time with him and hear his views one would think because as will was offering that message, al sharpton was giving a speech from the pulpit on sunday talking about how the fact that that cop got charged in south carolina for what obviously appears to be a bad shooting of an african-american man that's great, th

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milwaukee county sheriff david clark, dr. alveda king joining us right now. dr. king the niece of martin luther king, taking all of this in. you had written a letter to the mayor, trying to urge caution here and to dial that language back. >> i was trying to explain to the mayor and i hope she got it it's an open letter on social media. maybe the viewer can help us get that to her. of you look at those children throwing the rocks and the anger and then being stirred on by outside agitators. in the 1960s the children's march, we were calm, we were orderly, we were prayerful and so we knew how to demonstrate peacefully. no one has instructes these young children. then the mayor gives an invitation to destroy and economically and morally that's disaster and i don't know if she -- if she is the head of the city she should be thinking. >> she did use the line a couple of times enough space for those who want to destroy. what do you think she meant by that? >> i'm trying to wrap my head around it. i it just doesn't make sense. if she is saying there will be people who

david clark is here with us next. and violent clashes in panama between castro supporters, just ahead of a meeting between president obama and lou: breaking news, the south carolina law enforcement division releasing the police dash camera video taken before the fatal shooting of a walter scott. this video showing charleston police officer michael slager walking to scott's car. they speak and then michael slager returns to his patrol car. he briefly stepped out of his car, he tells them to return and stay in his vehicle. initially scott complies. but then he runs away as you saw there out of the camera's view. the video also showing that a passenger was in knots car the passenger's identity has not been released at this time, but there are reports that the passenger was detained in the backseat of the police car. joining us tonight, former nypd police detective, fox news contributor gentlemen, it's good to have you here. let me start with you. the mayor steps up he fires this man after looking at part of the video. th

. >> sheriff david clark from milwaukee county. sheriff, appreciate your time tonight. we are monitoring the situation live in baltimore. there is other news today after a quick break. we'll update you on the other stories and keep you up to date with everything that is happening on the ground in baltimore. hate stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use their new snapfix feature. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do the work at a fair price. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. >>> you're looking at baltimore, a lynn of policea situation that is on edge in baltimore. we're continuing to monitor it and doug mckelway is on the ground. we'll head back for any breaking news. there is other news today. politics. hillary clinton continues to battle her own self-inflicted political wounds tonight. the chief execu

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. >> and i want to credit sheriff david clarke who had this statistic 90 percent of homicides in baltimore is committed by a black on black crime. >> because with that opportunity you must address these systemic issue. >> and the ignorance off of this so-called delete -- easy to. >> on conflict resolution this would not have happened in 1963. >> 85% of those kids don't have a father at home they don't know how to go home to their dad. and learn how to be responsible and respectful to everyone. >> we know the statistics of a single-parent household. lou: alveda king thank you for being here. now much more of the rights and what is done for the response the mayor of baltimore has called out the national guard to be declared a state of emergency. president obama fundamental transformation has very good news for terrorists. all coming up next. much more ahead. congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnan

milwaukee county sheriff david clark disagrees and he joins us now. welcome, great to have you on the program today. >> thank you, uma. >> i know you and others have been highly critical of this app because you believe this is setting up for future ambush attacks against our officers and you'd like that portion of the app deleted and you want the company to do something about it. >> anybody who knows me knows i'm not going away on this. think there's a compromise here. all we're asking is for google officials to sit down with us so we can be heard. i think google has a moral and ethical obligation when someone brings to their attention some safety hazard with a product that they have put out to sit down and just have the discussion. initially, they agreed to meet with law enforcement officials over this concern. and then they canceled it and now they won't even return our phone calls. it's not the total app, just one aspect. if the guy who ambushed two of new york's finest officers lew and ramos, god rest their soul that creep used this ways app to id

. >> the milwaukee county sheriff david clark says it's the commander-in-chief who needs to do some soul searching. >> it's a mixed message as we always get from him. he mentioned we all need to do some soul searching. i think he needs to do some soul searching about his failed liberal policies that prolonged the misery in the american ghetto. he said this is society has to step up and do more. this is lifestyle choices. these are flawed lifestyle choices people make like dropping out of school, like failing to stay employed like having kids out of wedlock, like father absent homes. these are behavior changes that have to go on in the american ghettos if we see a change. >> the baltimore curfew will stay in effect for the next six nights. >> new overnight the mid air mystery for a u.s. air force refuelling jet that just disappeared in the radar. it left northern france at 5:00 p.m. heading toward the u.k. 15 minutes after the radar right into the english channel. the jet landed safely at the air force base. the spokesman saying there was an in flight emergency. >> right now u.s. war ship

david clark, sergeant ed mullins, and retired major ed franklin who spent more than three decades inimore police department. thank you all for being here. let's start with president obama's remarks today where he did talk about these protestors being criminals, the ones who turn to violence and yet had some thoughts on the police as well. listen. >> i think it's going to be important for organizations like the fraternal order of police and other police unions and organizations to acknowledge that this is not good for police. we have to own up to the fact that occasionally there are going to be problems here just as there are in every other occupation. there's some bad politicians who are corrupt. there are folks in the business community or on wall street who don't do the right thing. well there's some police who aren't doing the right thing. >> you've been a critic of president obama, but do you take issue with his remarks there? >> it's a mixed message as we always get from him. he mentioned that we all need to do soul searching. i think he needs to do some sourl searching about fa

. >> let me go to sheriff david clark. he's watching these as well. you're watching what seen the eye, the cop car is being burned. police in full retreat early not what is your section to the handling of all of this. >> first of all, the social order in baltimore is totally eclipsed. the four cop-. there obviously wasn't a plan to deal with this thing. but one of the things i hate to see is that the consumer ask. i'm going to get back to that issue. leland vittert is. what's going on? >> sean the rioting has continued, the looting as continued on the street attorney r r. and the livelyhoods that are ending here are clear. . there's two lick r stores here you've bep filling in soft stuff how here today. this is your community, you're from baltimore. how does it make you feel? >> it's really heart-touching. >> breaks your heart? >> the people have a lot of anger. the young people i've talked to here are the anger. which way. . it's justified in a way wrl. >> you think this might be about themselves? >> some might be. >> how does looting get you answers

and down the east coast arrived to help the beleaguered police department and we take it up with david clarkeolice department homicide detective and ago deal. also tonight who is legally responsible for the

. >> i'm a big fan of your milwaukee sheriff david clark. we had a shooting in south carolina. we're going to talk about it next. what is your reaction when an incident like that happens? >> just horrific. i stand up for good, law-abiding men and women who wear the shield whether it be in the sheriff's department, police department, state patrol. we just had a trooper shot and killed in his rightful duty just a week and a half ago, for men and women who follow the law and use training effectively, i'm always going to stand to defend them. but that video just shook my very human being to think that someone would do that. and i think anyone who's been in law enforcement knows that's not the way people are trained to act. and i sent out my sympathy to the family involved there. >> governor, good to see you. thank you so much for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and coming up more on the disturbing video that we were just talking about with governor walker. now, the cop in this video has now been charged with marie callender's knows dinner tastes better when it's hom

. >> david clark quickly noted the gun laws the mayor is dealing with blame conceal carry permits. evidence that conceal carry permits has led to more guns on the streets. none of milwaukee's 31 murders this year involved anyone with a concealed carry permit. if gun laws were the answer as the mayor seems to believe, then chicago with some very tight gun restrictions would be the safest city in america. governor walker has not yet responded to the mayor's news conference, and the mayor has not yet returned our calls to him. >> thank you. >> joining me now, mark teason, a fox news contributor and richard fowler, a nationally syndicated radio host. mark, let me start with you. mayor barrett apparently thinks it's scott walker's fault that this shooting incident took place. >> yeah, it's amazing and just -- for him to politicize that is shameful let's put things in perspective mayor barrett has been the mayor of milwaukee county for 11 years, on his watch that milwaukee -- the city of milwaukee represents 10% of the state's population, two thirds of the gun homicide in the state. it's

amounts to a the good faith standard for the issue is there but of will be relatively modest >> david clarke. student at george mason. i want to come back to the exclusionary rule as it is a challenging information like government privilege involved or anything like that. is there a way to talk about that analysis with technology with what the government is doing egregious and off -- enough not just accidental? any thought which is excluded evidence? >> now lacking get to the depressing half of the top. it depends what the courts to with the exclusionary rule and there is a lot less certainty with that standard. . .

here's what david clark said about this.ten to this for a second, bishop. >> mentioned we need to do soul searching searching he needs to do it about his liberal policies that have prolonged the american ghetto. >> saying we all need to do some soul searching, you say? >> what he blamed the congress and media for the unrest in urban america. he's the first black president of the united states we've had two black attorney generals now we've just had second one now. we have a city that is run by black mayor, black police commissioner time to start taking some responsibility for your own actions and providing some leadership instead of telling the rest of the country like holder did that we're a nation of cowards we know what needs to be done. we don't have leaders who are willing to do it >> i've been away sitting at home watching events unfold in baltimore. one they think that occurred to me what i would want to see is our president, other authorities of a people in power delivering a very strong message to those rioters, kno

he is david clark. he joins us this morning from milwaukee, wisconsin.or being here today. >> morning martha. martha: you see these scenes and we're seeing more looting this morning. looks like the police got the situation under control but what we heard and saw on the streets of baltimore last night was that the police there were, by their own admission outnumbered and outflanked. how does that happen? >> total failure of leadership from the city of officials andce commanders. i'm tired of saying -- seeing our nation's finest, baltimore's finest put into these situations with no way to defend themselves. you can not put law enforcement officers into a riot situation and tie one hand behind their back with the main goal of not trying to escalate things. you meet force with force. that is only thing these rioters understand. there were 15 casualties on the police side. i haven't heard of one casualty on the side of the rioters. one of the reasons why police have to use force besides wanting to get their arms around this thing to regain control, defeat the

a little bit of drizzle, at 4:19 i'm going to pull a dave clark , david is in the back there, -- >> steve i stepped outside. >> it's a drizzle. >> and, it's drizzling. >> there you go. thank you, dave. i appreciate it. >> very good. all right, sal and for those of us watching out there it's dark and cool at this overcast hour, low clouds in place, i tell you, interesting pattern. why weren't you back here in december and january? well, we had a lot of rain in december. cloud cover off and over much of the coast, san francisco, i tell you 58 for the high, should be closer to 63 or 64 cloud cover above coming over sierra, a couple of weeks series, they die down at nine, we lose the heat and lift but you can see where the cloud cover ends up and i see some of these bear watching as we head into tomorrow. thursday looks to be the same day the plenty of action over the sierra nevada with thunderstorms romping. 50s on your temps, quality already, and travis, not from, not extra hold but super hold on the hairspray, 35 gusts, concorde west at 15, napa at 13 it's just a strong onshore breeze and

. >> david clarke student at george mason.and i want to come back to the exclusionary rule but it can be challenging situations like stingray when there's like government privilege type situation involved, thinking like that. is there a way that you can talk about, mr. harper or anyone else, walked to the type of nose is a special with the lj and judges are not so sure with what the government is doing is actually egregious enough not just mistake of law or not an accidental administration or something like that. so any thoughts about getting that which excludes evidence? >> now i can get to the depressing other half of my introductory talk. it all depends on what the courts do with exclusionary rule to there's a lot of uncertainty as to what the standard is. until hearing in 2009 there was sort of a rule-based approach to the exclusionary rule which was evidence was discovered through some unconstitutional means there is a set of kind of rule-based doctrine, standing doctrine, inevitable discovery and that would tell you in t

>> hi, david clarke, a student at george mason. and i want to come back to the exclusionary rule but it can be challenging in situations like sting ray when there is a government privilege type situation involved or anything like that. is there a way that you can talk about, mr. harper or anyone else up there, walking through that kind of a analysis especially with that type of technology and judges aren't so sure what the government is doing is actually egregious enough or not just an accident of administration or something like that. so any thoughts about getting that which excludes evidence? >> now i can get to the depressing other half of my introductory talk. it all depends on what the courts do with exclusionary rule and right now there is just a lot of uncertainty as to what the standard is. until herring in 2009 there was a rule-based approach to the exclusionary rule which is if evidence is discovered through some unconstitutional means there is a set of kind of rule-based doctrines, standing doctrine inevitable discovery

david clark student at george mason and i want to come back to the sclusary -- exclusionary rule.ke that, is there a way that you could talk about mr. harper or anyone else, talk about technology and judges aren't so sure what the government is doing, it is not egregious enough or not just a mistake of law or accident or anything like that any thoughts about getting the prize, which is exclusive evidence. >> now i can get to the other halfful my introductory talk. it depends on what the courts do with the exclusionary rule and now there is uncertainty as to what the standard is. until herring in 2009, there was a rule-based approach to the exclusionary rule. which is if evidence was discovered through some unconstitutional means there was a set of rule-based doctrines, the standing doctrine the poisonous tree and the discovery, and that will tell you should there be suppression in this case and if there was standing and fruit of the poisonous tree and could you get suppression and herring introduced the suggestion maybe it is a more case by case was the officer bad in this case or

sheriff david clark, who was on fox news channel last night, says there's a possibility that they are, and the president may be doing the same. listen. >> i stood in utter disbelief last night as the president of the united states once again a big swing and a miss. if this was horse racing, he'd be stumbling out of the gate. with football, he'd have been flagged for a false start. he continues to make some very general comments about the ri s rioting and looting and it's wrong and goes on assault against the american police officer. he said something to the effect that police have to admit this stuff is not good for them. i said what stuff? the facts, the truth? why don't we wait? >> the sheriff talking about hue the president has been quick to point the finger at the police. given this bombshell new information that according to somebody who was in the van with freddie gray that day, it sounded like he was trying to hurt himself. let's just wait for the facts to come out. >> and just to point out, the guy couldn't see him. he just heard him. >> he heard it. and it sounded like he was

david: in fact, one of the items that we have here in the lincoln collection is willie clark's letter to his sister back in massachusetts from a few days later. he wrote this actually on wednesday, april 19, 1865. this is the day of the big funeral in washington. he talks about his wife -- life in the previous few days he talks about all of the souvenir hunters that are coming into his house, day and night, to try and get some kind of relic. now, willie wasn't completely blameless in this because he also ssent a few relics to his sister. he talks about sending even a piece of mary lincoln's cloak. i believe it is her cloak. also, he -- he talks about some of what else has been going on. people at that time -- you weren't really able to see, get images into the newspapers. so he had been working with an engraver, portions that we have highlighted here. i was engaged nearly all of sunday with one special artist aiding him making a correct drawing of the last moments of mr. lincoln, as i knew the position of everyone present, he succeeded in executing a fine sketch, which will appear in

david: in fact, one of the items that we have here in the lincoln collection is willie clark's letter to his sister back in massachusetts from a few days later. he wrote this actually on wednesday, april 19, 1865. this is the day of the big funeral in washington. he talks about his wife -- life in the previous few days he talks about all of the souvenir hunters that are coming into his house, day and night, to try and get some kind of relic. now, willie wasn't completely blameless in this because he also ssent a few relics to his sister. he talks about sending even a piece of mary lincoln's cloak. i believe it is her cloak. also, he -- he talks about some of what else has been going on. people at that time -- you weren't really able to see, get images into the newspapers. so he had been working with an engraver, portions that we have highlighted here. i was engaged nearly all of sunday with one special artist aiding him making a correct drawing of the last moments of mr. lincoln, as i knew the position of everyone present, he succeeded in executing a fine sketch, which will appear in

david mckenzie: in fact, one of the items that we have here in the lincoln collection is willie clark'setter to his sister back in massachusetts from a few days later. he wrote this actually on wednesday, april 19, 1865. this is the day of the big funeral in washington. he talks about his wife -- life in the previous few days he talks about all of the souvenir hunters that are coming into his house, day and night, to try and get some kind of relic. now, willie wasn't completely blameless in this because he also said a few relics to his sister. he talks about sending even a piece of mary lincoln's cloak. i believe it is her cloak. also, he -- he talks about some of what else has been going on. people at that time -- you weren't really able to see, get images into the newspapers. so he had been working with an engraver, portions that we have highlighted here. i was engaged nearly all of sunday with one special artist aiding him making a correct drawing of the last moments of mr. lincoln, as i knew the position of everyone present, he succeeded in executing a fine sketch, which will appear

. >> i'm john clark going against the red sox. david buchanon is on the mound and it will be another cold night at citizens bank park. >> last night phils reliever ken giles, he walked three and gave up the hit and two runs. he had tightness in his back. the final week of spring training. >> i'm fine. nothing is wrong with me. i mean my results aren't the way i wanted to be, but it's all about adjustments and i have to continue to do that and i have to find that consistency to pitch. tomorrow, i just have to keep on working on that. >> the flyers have two games left. tonight they're hosting the hurricanes and this morning the coach said he is confident he'll be back next season. former eagles receiver terrell owens, t.o. spent the day at comcast sportsnet. he's 41 years old and says he is better than any receiver on the birds. here he is on breakfast on broad. >> is there anyone that you at 41 is not as good as. >> no. >> you are better than anybody in the nfl. >> i'm jufst at comparable if not better than. >> kevin johnson. >> to get b

david buchanan the pitcher, boom hits him right in the face. this is not going to help the hitting tonight. wind is blowing in. i'm john clarkwe're right back. >>> this was such a great event. and now, a new honor for tamron hall from nbc's "today" show. she received one of the women of courage awards in center city that was awarded by the lutheran settlement house. tamron is a temple university alum. her sister was killed in an act of domestic violence. she works to promote putting an end to abuse. and i was honored to serve as today's emcee for that event. >>> it was cold out there this morning, glenn. >> yeah it's going to be even colder tomorrow morning. but at least the wind will be dying down. so there's a freeze warning for much of the area tonight. >> for glenn and all of us here at nbc 10, the news continues with "nbc nightly news." >>> on this friday night, high alert. 50 million people in the path of potentially very violent storms tonight, carrying the high risk of spawning tornados. >>> stage fright, students performing at their high school. >> and the stage plummets below them. >>> serious errors in handling a

david muir" and see you tomorrow on "gma." >> philadelphia city council president darrell clarke is our newsmaker this morning. get the inside story. good morning, and welcome to "inside story." i'm tamala edwards. and good morning to darrell clarke, head of city council. a lot to talk about. i know you're focused on the budget, doing hearings right now. big issue -- education funding. the mayor's asked for $103 million. will he get it? >> well, it's the annual school-district crisis. the reality is the mayor wants $103 million, the school district needs $300 million in total. we're working with the state to determine whether or not there's gonna be an appropriate split. we've obviously, over the last several years, put more than $375 million into schools. it's for a good cause. there could potentially be a combination of revenue streams. because the challenge with this particular budget, that we won't know what the state does until after we have to pass our budget. so we're looking at various options.

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clark brewster issued a statement saying that mr. bates was full fullifully certified but he hasn't given anyone any copies can of those certifications. davidthe additional element here to the possibility that this very carefully written statement to the police has something deliberate lit false in it, possibly relating to his certifications, that opens up the possibility of additional charges here. >> yes, it does. now, in order to be charged with something like perjury, you'd have to be under oath. and there's no indication at that time statement to the police was under oath. but if he gave certifications or spoke about having certifications that he had not actually earned, there are penalties for falsely certifying, falsely saying you qualified. things like that. he may be looking at some additional charges indeed. the problem here in my estimation is that everybody knew, this guy ran the sheriff's re-election campaign. he gave big-time gifts to the department like cars and computers. who is going to call him out? it's only because of this disaster that happened that this is all being exposed. and i would predict that has miss branstette