david miliband. back in a moment. ♪ >> ray kelly is here.e is new york hot longest- serving police commissioner. iswn next month and substantially safer since he started. of stoprtment misuse and frisk is said to unfairly target minorities by its critics. himiam bratton will succeed when he leaves office. just byo begin understanding the following thing. nypd. members of the 4.6-$5t of about billion. everyone knows you have dramatically reduced crime. people know you of them what you've done about terrorism and how you can innovative in that. they know about the controversy, which we will talk about. what do they -- what is it they don't know about ray kelly in 12 years as head of the nypd? >> i don't think it is so much ray kelly. it is a team effort. something that has been overlooked is the fact we have tics thousand fewer police officers. uniform police officers and we than we had ago -- 12 years ago as a result of budget cuts. in this, the most diverse city in the world, we have the most diverse police department in the world. inhave po

we begin this evening with david miliband. he is a man who runs the international rescue committee, talking about the crisis in syria and elsewhere. >> syria is the defining humanitarian crisis so far this century and in truth we, the international community are failing the test that has been set for us by literally millions of syrians displaced from their homes. >> rose: we conclude with ray kelly in a conversation about his tenure for the last 12 years at commissioner of the new york police department. >> we have a lot more information than we have had in the past. we have a lot of dedicated people, no question about it, we are working chosely with the federal government. we get most of our information coming through the federal resources. >> rose: and no question information has gotten significantly better since 9/11. >> yes, absolutely and everyone is working to the and more cooperatively than in the past, not always perfect but much better so i think so i think a series of things but you can't declare victory, something c