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we'll ask the milwaukee county sheriff david clark who joins me now. good evening, sheriff. police are looked as the enemy and targeted themselves. what incentive for a police officer to do his or her job? >> first of good evening, judge. officers don't quit. the crim that wills are watching all of this, too and they know the police are on their heels and the criminal has the support with the political class and couple that with fail would social engineering experiments with the reform and eliminate jails and prisones. and couple that as a law enforcement officer and you keeple them together and you can so the disaster. i predicted this several years in milwaukee and here it is today. >> you know, sheriff, you and i have been in the business a long time. i remember the '80s, the '70s and 20 years crime has been going down. do you expect to so it continue to rise in we are seeing this increase, some places, you know 80 or 50 or 140 percent increase in homicides in some of the biggest suburban areas. is it going to go up? >> i expect this level to be maintained. as you know fr

david clark is weighing in on his chances of ever being a cop again. >> find it highly unlikely he will get a another job in law enforcement. he will have to undergo a background investigation. when we hire officers we do a thorough background investigation. we have to see where he worked with law enforcement. with the amplification of this case nationally this mckinney texas local case is highly unlikely anybody would want to take him on. he disagrees with his actions but doesn't think it warrants criminal charges. >>> another fox news alert the video show the aftermath of deadly bombings across baghdad. the blast 20 people including iraqi soldiers. the pentagon is ready to send hundreds more troops to iraq after the president stresses he has no strategy to fight the terror group. kristin fisher following the developments this morning. >> reporter: we are still awaiting a final decision from the white house. this is only a recommendation from the pentagon. this represents a major shift in strategy from the obama administration in iraq. we are talking about the u.s. establishing a milit

. >> aisle go now to sheriff david clark. are you there? hello, sheriff. what do you think of this, the latest news that there was a sighting and they literally moved all the press away to a staging area about an hour away, and they ended up bringing in like o, i don't know, hundreds and hundreds of law enforcement to this area. they would not do that unless they believed there was a good cause. >> they don't have much else at this point. the trail has gone cold and that benefits, obviously, the escapees. when the escapees came out, they wanted to create time and distance between them and law enforcement. they got the jump on it. they had a plan. when the authorities finally figured it out, it took them a while to marshal their resources, so they were losing time and distance. this is the first at least credible, or at least any kind of lead that has come in they have to follow. they've got to go through the night. the dogs, k-9s are a valuable tool in a search like this. i'd bring in air support with infraredd cameras, night vision goggles. i would about

. >>> with us tonight sheriff david clark. there you have it. the cops didn't need to use that amount of force to subdue a 12 year old and other family members. >> that was a textbook response by the police department totally appropriate use of force. i think even a little more force would have been reasonable under the circumstances. they were getting no compliance to their lawful commands. i'm getting sick and tired of people engaging the police in these situations not complying, resisting arrest fighting the police and think the police should just go home. >> they say it wasn't a lawful command. he was stopping her demanding i.d. and she had no obligation to comply. >> it is not up to her or those folks as to whether it was lawful. that gets solved later on in a court of law. when an officer gives a lawful command like if they tell you to jump off a building that is not a lawful command. when they say to leave or put your hands behind your back or you are under arrest you must comply. when you get into a physical confrontation with a law enfo

. >> the milwaukee sheriff david clark joins us, good evening, sir. >> good evening greta. >> i'm looking at numbers january 1 to may 17th 25 homicide in milwaukee. that number has jumped to 60. 140% increase. i take it that your police force has not jumped 140% in manpower assigned to, this right? number of things going on in milwaukee. resource allocation. budgets have been cut. i'm down 150 deputies down in police department. milwaukee police department is down. they furloughed every police officer three days each. accounts for fewer marijuana hours if you will on routine patrol in high crime areas providing services for people that need it the most. you couple that with the fact that there has been this social engineering experiment going on with our criminal justice system, it's been masqueraded as sentencing reform. prison reform. criminal justice reform it has tried eliminate the use of prison or jail as a crime tool. they arrest these career criminals and quickly pit back out on the street to claim law abiding people and other black people's lives. you take that along with a fewer

and i had david clark, he was a nurse there, he would rub my hand and say everything going to be allht, young blood. >> has the emotional side tracy, been harder for you to deal with than the physical side? >> bones heal. but the loss of my friend will never heal. we know each other a long time. i'm happy walmart stepped up to the plate in a tremendous way and they took full responsibility, as you said because it's true they took full responsibility really happy they looked out for jimmy mac's family. i know my friend can rest in peace now because they took responsibility for that. it was a misunderstanding that got squared away they came through in the clutch. >> what are your goals, tracy, you want to get back to performing? >> i love comedy. i love comedy. i'll never stop loving her. i love comedy and can't wait to get back to her, but right now my goal is to heal and get better, because i'm not 100% yet. i'm not. when i'm there, you'll know it. i'll get back to making you laugh. i promise you. >> you always have. >> great interview with tracy morgan. by the way, tracy morgan's at

joining is david clark. some african-americans believe they are now in danger sheriff.see it that way? >> i don't. first of all i don't speak on behalf of all black people and everybody processes fear and danger differently as you know. but, as a black american myself, i don't fear -- i don't live in fear in the united states of the type of heinous act that happened in the church of south carolina. may god comfort the survivors and people in the charleston area. look, persons fear and danger perception has to be based on rationalization. i fear and face more danger putting on my uniform every day and going into the american ghetto to police. as a black victim and i have talked to a lot of the black victims of crime they face more fear and danger at the hands of other black people in the terms of victimization, in terms of crime than they do from some anomaly, an outlier where a kook goes into a church and sprays a place up with with bullets killing people who are in prayer. >> earlier we used a sound by the from an analyst who said white supremacy is the problem here an

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joining us now the milwaukee county sheriff david clark. sheriff, thanks so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> sheriff, milwaukee's gun violence homicides up 180%. to what do you attribute that? >> this is a manifestation of these failed social engineering projects going on here in milwaukee masquerading as social justice and criminal reform it's created a revolving door. police arrest career criminals, take them into custody, get them charged with offenses only have the criminal justice spit them back out to these neighborhoods to reoffend one again. this has bean disaster for these struggling communities here in the milwaukee area and we're suffering as a result. >> so sheriff, in other words, you attribute all of this to the fact that what prison sentences are too lenient, they are not long enough? >> right. things like community corrections. these are all failed experiments. deferred prosecutions where they won't charge an individual thinking that you know some job training and some counselling is what will make these career indivi

guest amelia clark, vanessa bear and music by miguel who will be in philadelphia for fourth of july. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner good night. >> ♪♪ >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight emilia clarke. from "trainwreck", vanessa bayer. and music from miguel. with cleto and the cletones. and now, ready, set -- here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thanks. thank you.

david, sugarland, texas, bill your solution of federalizing all gun crimes is a good one that sheriff clarkidea is deeply misguided. that's a slippery slope. it is the only way criminals carrying guns can be immediately taken out of society, dave. that's why the sheriff endorsed it. ask any law enforcement person in the country. if they arrest or pull over someone who has a gun, a registry of legal gun owners gives authorities a quick way to detain and make an arrest bing. if you want to solve gun violence in america, you have to make consegs scessions and drop the theoretical stuff. mr. o'reilly i agree with your gun violence solution but what about prison overcrowding. there is plenty of space and the cost savings to this country would run in the billions if violent criminals were put away for long periods of time. that talking points memo on gun violence is posted on bill o'reilly.com. i was gratified to see most premium members thought it was worthy. we depend on you for feedback. dr. scott parker we're pretty conservative here so you would not fit in smart move not taking the don't be

jimmy's guest amelia clark vanessa bear and music by miguel, who will be in philadelphia for fourth of july. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward matt o'donnell meteorologist davidurphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> ♪♪

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indies in the final test and an early wicket and david warner was the first of three wickets for taylor and would get the other and removed captain michael clarka half century but steven smith got the fifth in the last test matches and unbeaten 135. now, if you have a weak stomach i suggest you cover your eyes right now. >> ready and go. >> reporter: ben ross suffered a serious injury after a retired player, this is live on australia television and ross was taken to the hospital with a broke end arm. >> we will come back after this. >> reporter: i'm sure that was unintended and the pair agreed to give up arm wrestling for good. there you go. >> i can't believe you laughed at that the poor man was in pain. >> you had a smile on your face. >> so cynical and thank you for that that is it from us and we will be back after the break. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. >> ...as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution. >> this goes to the heart of the argument >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? gett

david. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. so what do you think about the search being called a wild goose chase? >> boy, you know mr. clarkof this search in the first place, and it wouldn't surprise me to get those kind of comments from him. however, i do believe that at this point they are questioning whether it's worthwhile continuing. they've extended the search from 23,000 to 46,000 and now they're talking about another 100,000 square thousands miles. it's getting bigger and bigger np something to consider in support in his argument, those square miles that have been searched are the highest probability areas. the probability of it being in those other areas are less than it was in the first place. it seems as it goes along, someone will have to make a decision at some point as to whether this is a goose chase. >> there's another theory out there about what may have happened to the plane. it was done by a mathematician. he says the plane crashed at a 90 degree angle. maybe the wings fell off in the air and that meant it went to the bottom of the ocean and maybe that's why searchers can't find any sign of this plane. >

mara keisling clark and urban talks about the report on the verio tsa screeners and detecting explosives and weapons. david shepherdson has the latest on the toccata airbag recall. it will take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. [indiscernible] >> they are both good, but they are different. [indiscernible] and the only difference that i have found between the democratic leadership and the republican leadership was that one of them was scared from the neck up and the other from the air down. >> that was a perfect example of appealing to the masses with a good yar, but ultimately, i think like a lot of characters he became concerned with his own power and was consumed by that. >> billy long was a maverick and gave just as much grief that his own party leadership as he did to the opposition. -- huey long was a maverick and gave just as much grief to his own party leadership as he did to the opposition. if they were all mavericks nothing would get done. we were fortunate to some degree that huey long was in the distinc