call dmc. people who remember what it was like. how we came in and turned it around and delivered their care in 29 minutes. how we went from having almost no cardiology program to one of the best in the country. how we went from 11,000 employees to 14,000 ploys. -- employees. those are the kind of results that we need in the city of detroit. >> it is no secret that both of us have been in government for a very long time. neither one of us are new. mike has been involved in government probably longer than i have. the fact is, from a leadership standpoint, i have always been open and transparent. i have always been open to letting someone come in, look at this agency -- wherever i have been, it doesn't matter. to see if we are operating cleanly. i have never been afraid of the fed's, i have never been afraid of anyone. i believe that the essence of government is that people should have trust in their government. as a leader, that is what you do. you instill trust. when people do wrong when i'm around, they go to prison. it is that si

when i started at dmc, we had 11,000 employees.n i left, we had 14,000 employees. >> moderator: and our next question from tom jordan of news radio 950. >> all right, thank you, and this is, of course, for both of you as well. starting with mike, what do you do with the elderly woman who bought a nice home in detroit back in the '60s which you both experienced way back then, and since then she has watched her neighborhood crumble. she can't afford to move out if she wants to move out. her home is ransacked by scrappers who are taking her windows, her furnace, her cup boards, that's just one of thousands of stories like this. how can your crime prevention plan address that specific issue and people like this woman can once again feel safe? duggan: well, you can go on to my web site and you'll see the plan which we call every neighborhood has a future. the first thing we're going to do is take the abandoned homes when they're first abandoned and move families into them which i did a thousand times and fix up the homes so we stop the

let's talk about the fairy tale of the dmc turnaround.u million dollars came from the governor. huge tax breaks from the account executive and $30 million in fines paid to the justice department for bribes and fraud and kickbacks and was sold to nonprofit hospitals where my opponent got millions of dollars in cash and stock options while hundreds of thousands of people got laid off. >> it is astonishing how many untrue things he said and 40 seconds, but let's start with this. the $50 million was given to my predecessor before i got there. and when i came in, dmc was on the verge of laying off 4000 people and closing hospitals. we worked together to turn it around. as sheriff mike duggan well knows, my wife and i created a scholarship fund that we give to the children of the dmc employees. >> moderator: their are people coming you have your supporters, there are people who are sending lots of e-mails, saying that we have been a part of the government for a very long time. serving napoleon as the police chief, mike, you are from wayne count

i sat with the governor and i showed them objectively that not just dmc but henry ford and saint johnng care to the poor. when it was done every dollar got reinstated back to the city of detroit. we can do it on a bipartisan basis. we have to work at it. >> let's talk about the fairytale of the dmc turn around. $50 million came from the governor. huge tax break from county executives. $30 million in fines paid to the justice department for bribes, fraud, and kickback. it was sold a non-profit hospital where my opponent got millions of dollars in cash and stock options while hundred and thousand of people got laid off. that's not turn around. >> it's astonishing how many untrue thing you said in 30 second. let start with this the 50 million was goifn my predecessor by got there. and it was gone. and when i came in, dmc was on the verge of laying off 4,000 people closing receiverring, closing and closing the hospital. we worked together turn it around. .. what can you tell voters who are watching tonight who are not supporting you and they are in the middle wondering what you can demons

run dmc more likely to be fit dmc come sunday.came out of last week's loss to washington with a strained right hamstring. >> i think he's gotten closer but whether he's ready to play or not, he's doubtful for the games. >> he gives an extra threat back there instead of just preparing for tp you have to contend with him, too. he's another threat. if he's out there he gives the defense something else to worry about. if he's not, rashard has been doing great. >> it's very tough. he wants to be out there. i'm out here with these guys every day. the only hard thing that you have to deal with. >> let's talk basketball. the warriors are in training camp. steph curry is getting ready for a big year. you know what happens when you become an nba superstar. you can't live in a condo, you got to upgrade. his condo could be yours for $1.7 million. just ten minutes away from oracle arena. former giants dusty baker fired by the cincinnati reds. he spent 60 years with the reds. gm intended to fire hitting coach but to that dusty said if you want

center where we started project genesis, we hired a hundred high school kids to work for $10 in the dmc facilities because it's hard for these children to be something if they haven't seen it, and eight years later kids we hired as juniors are working full-time jobs at dmc. we need to do more of that for our young people. napoleon: you know, cliff, i was not born a child of privilege. my grandfather was a sharecropper with a third grade education. my dad was a sharecropper with an eighth grade education. he came here with great promise of making a living for their family. educating our children is the quickest way to lift them up out of the circumstances that they are in. we have to recognize that our kids enter school not equal, but they come in on two different tracks. there's a 30 million word gap that our kids have when they walk in the door. educating children in an urban environment is a challenge. it's a challenge that i understand. having worked in that environment as the head of the child abuse -- [inaudible] head of the gang unit, head of the youth section in the detroit polic

. >> we had d from run dmc and he agreed 100% with you. going to talk about other things that are impacting these kids and what works when we are talking about gang violence and turning it around. and what else really matters when we're talking about getting to the heart of this issue with gangs. kobe i want you to think about that. and we're going to hear your thoughts after the break. ♪ >> hi [ inaudible ] i'm in the "stream"! status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> what do you think? >> consider this. unconventional wisdom. ♪ >> uh-huh. >> was he killed? >> yeah. >> doing this? >> you grow up with both parents? >> no. >> who did you grow up with? >> my mom. >> just your mom? >> yeah. >> what happened to your dad? >> he got killed too. >> he was killed? >> yeah. >> welcome back. we're talking about gangs using social media. and kobe we just heard a few chicago gang members describe their family structure or their lack of it. how important is that as a factor in this conversation. >> it's super importa

theres a new addition in the run dmc family... and an actress has the internet buzzing....e scoop.... lamar odom was pretty silent about the whole divorce...dui...dur g addict thing.. but his father speaking about his estranged wife and the kardashian klan.. was enough for him to break his silence... lamar took to the internet to post not just a response...but a letter to his father. he touches on several points... saying he has let his father and a lot of others get away with a lot of stuff...he calls him out for being absent reminds us that he wasn tinvited to his wedding and says the kardashian family was a blessing to him and theyre the only ones who have been there for him during this dark time. he says his father is his downfall and the only thing he gave him are his demons. that sounds like a reference to a drug habit to reference to a drug habit to me... lamar says the only person he can blame for his recent trouble is himself... in case you misse dhis fatehr said all kinds of despicable things about khloe and her family and said he wished lamar would divorce her bc

you have connections to run dmc, you have connections to some of the biggest names in hip hop. are some of the others? >> bad boys, ll cool jay. a lot of friends. >> so fantastic to have you here. basketball was my favorite song by the way, used to play basketball in high school and used to play your music all the time in the driveway and sing our bupts off while you were play -- budgets off while you were -- butts off while you were playing so thanks for that you have people with me. >> my new family, incredible, talented young band. incredible music. >> we heard you rehearsing and there's no doubt. what pipes. was it you singing during the commercial breaks? absolutely fantastic. one of the interesting things, you are performing in the area at a clothing store. >> yes, yes. >> what is that all about? >> we're doing our release party for our new song called hip rock which is a combination of hip hop and rock and we're doing it here in d.c. later on tonight at the cookie wear store. >> we're going to remind you of that one more time before we go but one of the things i did whil