. >> in some ways it was easy to blame david dinkins for things that weren't his fault.o cop stance. there was an audience for this sort of message as there often is. >> today the new york police are being taught to take a different tack. to clean up the neighborhood aggressively, to visibly improve the quality of life as the first step in crime reduction. >> it's the broken windows theory. this idea that there were small quality of life crimes, and if you could stop that, you would set up a very peaceful and orderly society. that really becomes a process of racial profiling that disproportionally targeted young black men as potential criminals. >> we're out there. they have more foot posts out there. more police officers walking the beat. >> hi. how are you? >> if i would have put police on every corner in america, of course crime would go down, but the question is at what cost? for black people it was a sense of community, of dignity, a sense of respect from law enforcement. >> with the majority of americans worrying about their quality of life, in california, the easy

. >> former prosecutor rudy giuliani won his second race against david dinkins for mayor of new yorkk really has had a great deal of success. the citywide arrests have gone up to record highs, which is one of the ways in which we've also brought down crime. we arrest a lot of people, particularly drug dealers. >> you got to pay attention to somebody urinating on the street. >> i'd like to take this moment to officially announce that it is once again all right to hitchhike. [ laughter ] >> what kind of mayor has he been? >> good mayor, awful man. that simple. >> this guy whose entire life and career about going after crooks, right? this guy finds himself on the wrong side of search warrants, staring down the barrel of an indictment by his former office. it's an incredible plot twist. as a columnist michael daley chronicled decades of nefarious incidents in the checkered politicize career of rudy giuliani, giuliani even once referred to daley as public enemy number one. michael daley, now a special correspondent for the daily beast joins me now. michael, i thought of you yesterday when

. >> well, i have to say, some of us who noticed the way he ran against david dinkins and the thingsd at time, we recognized him quite well. let me go to a couple of foreign policy questions. the navalny situation, the only real opponent of vladimir putin has been jailed. he was on a hunger strike. his party, they're attempting to turn it into -- you know, label it as a terrorist organization. what do you make of the way that the current president is dealing with russia. do you think that we need to come down harder on that country, given that they interfered in our election, the one that you were in, potentially helped cost you the election, and continued to interfere in 2020 and what they're doing to mr. navalny? >> well, the administration has imposed sanctions, which i absolutely approve of. and they have also made some very tough comments about what putin is doing on the border with ukraine, his continuing interference in other democracies. obviously, there's a lot to worry about the issue concerning his behavior. but the issue involving mr. navalny is particularly troubling, be

david dinkins, we had, what, 3,000 homicides in a couple years in new york? it was absurd.an't promise that during prime time. [laughter] brian: thank you very much. good luck on the radio today. ainsley: thanks, dan. okay, janice has our forecast for us. hey, janice. janice: hi, good morning. let's start off with florida where i think dan is at. we have the potential for heavy rainfall, this stalled frontal bound, and along that that -- boundary. we could see upwards of 5 inches over the next couple of days and even the potential for severe storms including large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. north of that, let's talk about snow, my friend. it's happening over the rockies, in towards the plains states, across the ohio river valley later this week. we have winter storm watches and warnings in effect. several inches of snow especially across the mountains, and this is going to travel across portions of kansas and missouri, in towards illinois and kentucky this week. that's going to be a huge deal. and then eventually thursday and friday interior sections of th