police chief james craig. he is the fifth police chief that the city has seen in five years.in the short time in office he has taken a very aggressive approach to tackling crime but there's still a long road ahead. four out of every ten blocks in detroit looks like this. a war zone. businesses died, homes abandoned. jobs fled and crime, gangs and drugs and death took over. last year in detroit a city of 700,000 endured 334 murders. by comparison new york, a city of eight million had one less, 333 murders. >> this historic distinction of being the murder capitol murder city i knew we could do better and it was time to shake it. >> new police chief james craig is literally on the streets leading the way to take back the city. cops call this night, operation march madness. a huge blitz of 17 choreographed raids, to get bail jumpers, organic bangers and murderers. hopelessly seeing the downward spiral. >> you constantly hear gun fire so having some of that off the street is great. >> off the street tonight the cops took in cocaine, heroin, marijuana, pills, money, guns, 44 arrest

his name is james craig. he came here from cincinnati. detroit is his hometown.e has really taken a very aggressive approach to fighting crime here in the city of detroit. he has conducted massive raids, they are getting drugs off of the street and also making quite a few arrest. i had the opportunity to sit down with james craig in a one on one, and he explained that he felt after so many years the culture of violence here in detroit is finally beginning to turn, and he believes that's because more people are speaking up. >> detroit is resilient, detroiters are not afraid to roll up their sleeves and do the work. that's what is helping. we're seeing true partnership. >> reporter: and the police chief in his time here so far he has put an additional 175 more officers out here on the streets, and he believe that that is causing crime to go down. he is saying at this point it's down 7% compared to the same time last year, and this is a trend that they hope to continue on. >> and what else can we look forward to hearing about this week from your reporting? >> report

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. >> detroit police chief james craig has been on the job since july.orked in cincinnati, ohio before returning to his hometown, now mired in bankruptcy and for years has ranked high among the f.b.i.'s list of most dangerous cities. >> this distinction of being the murder capitol, murder city, i knew we could do better and it was time to shake it. >> in a town where at one time, a call to 911 wouldn't guarantee a police response, detroit's top cop eliminated 12 hour shifts and put more officers on the street. >> the message is, we will not tolerate this lawless behavior. the message is you are not welcome here in detroit. the things you could do, you will not do. >> not everyone is happy. the chief said the raids are shutting down drug dealers and impacting revenue streams. in february, a gang member made a death threat against the chief on social media. five were eventually arrested. >> kind of slow. >> we went on a ride along with two veteran officers. officers downer said the no-snitch mentality which breeds a culture of non-cooperation in law enforc

and james woods is 67. i'm craig melvin. thank you so much for watching >>> well, good morning to you, it it's 4:30, it's a friday. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. we want to check that forecast can christina loren. we made it to the weekend. >> made it to the weekend, it's good friday. temperatures are comfortable out there. mostly in the 50s to start the day and headed towards another comfortable afternoon and cooler in san francisco and headed towards about 74 degrees here in san jose with some changes coming your way as we get into that easter weekend. talk about that coming up in just a minute. right now, let's say good morning to mike inouye. i didn't welcome back scott mcgrew. >> christina said good

the only thing we talked about is the fact that daniel craig, james bond is going to be there. . >> are you allowed to say that? >> i don't know, that his opinion, not fact. jessica, why are you honoring daniel craig? >> we are honoring daniel craig and his wife because they have made a public commitment to education in new york city. they want to help students get to college. they made a commitment to our organization and we are saying thank you tonight. the whole point of my organization is about networks and giving people access to networks who do not traditionally have it. >> men and women? women, young people. who better to talk about the importance of that. >> sallie? what is the biggest thing you have learned about networking. >> do it. when jessica talk to me about what they have built, high school kids about to start their careers and the importance of networking. it is the number one unwritten rule of success in business. nobody tells us this. we sort of figured out as we go along. but it really matters for getting ahead. how do high schoolers network? >> they are incr

he put daniel craig soon as "james bond." in the marvel license at one point.ch was then sold to disney. a great deal for disney. all these marvel movies. let's talk content. this has been the hot topic. board rooms across the country when it comes to media companies. the cw network has a digital unit called cwc. they are putting a web series called "backpackers" on their traditional cable network. it is a story that flew under the radar for some people. you say this is a perfect example of what you call conversions. >> i think they call it upstreaming. or seconde the first time a broadcaster has developed something for the whether they moved up to mainstream television. think about the deal disney made to buy maker studios, they got 50,000 channels. they are looking for opportunities where they can upstream, take a show that starts on the web. and he put it on abc family or the disney channel. that is part of the discussion between the multinetwork carriers and the studios. >> what is the dialogue right now? in boardrooms where lessman does -- andy boardrooms

james bond. "variety" is reporting the oscar nominee is the front runner to star opposite daniel craig in the next who will play the hot new bond girl with you with production starting in the summer, it's only a matter of time until we see those beautiful faces. >>> and every family has their way of playing monopoly. i know mine does. and now five of the most popular unofficial rules have become law in a new house rules edition of the board game. the new rules voted by fans include no rent collection while in jail, $500 for rolling double 1s, or snake eyes. and you have to make it all the way around the board before you can buy any property. i didn't realize some of these weren't already rules. we always put money in free parking. that's a huge land. if you get it. >> and no rent in jail. >> i think we took rent in jail. i think that's that an official rule. was that the dan harris rule? >> i mean, if you're in jail, it should hurt as much as possible. >> we're going to do one round afterwards. >> no hold's barred. >> good point, dan. >> absolutely. i'm a law and order-type of monopoly player. alw

james bond's new love interest in the follow-up to "sky fall." >> she looks better and better, i think, as years go on. not kidding you. daniel craigay have made that impossible. her husband, happened to play the villain in the last film. >> she has always done it for me. my celebrity crush. she is my girl crush from the beginning of time. i will be -- i will hire a baby-sitter just to go see that movie. >> she's a hotty, no doubt. >> oh, yeah. >>> up next, another hotty, kate upton wishing for smaller assets. you are really upset about this. you are really broken up about this, all morning long. >> not going there, but you can tell on the face. 21-year-old "sports illustrated" supermodel has made a name for 9ñ with her curvy frame and 34-d bra size. but she says, i wish i had smaller boobs everyday of my life. >> she says they are too big to go braless in a spaghetti string top. >> hate it when that happens. >> i hate that. she went so far to say, she wishes she could take them off like they were clip-on earrings or clip-on boobs. you are not speechless. there must be something you want to add to this story. you just want to sit b

james bond. i thought you would not do it again. just think, is one of the largest grossing movies of all time, $1 billion plus and counting. it was a spectacular film. dan craigas great in the movie. what are you doing? >> it is interesting, i did not want to do it again initially. i felt like first up i did not have time to work out. >> you have proven your bond. >> i started a number of stories that were incomplete. acast a new money penny, and new q and daniel, there was a missing piece. i felt like there was a way to create a second part of a two-part story. and then i started to get re-interested. when they agreed to wait longer and not go immediately and not go with two movies but one which i felt very strongly about. >> this is a continuation of the story. i would not say it is the actual narrative. >> in terms of the evolution of the characters in part. >> what we tried to do in "skyfall," is characters were allowed to age and allowed to acknowledge the history and a kind of sly and mischievous way. the history of the franchise they had been part of. the air of nostalgia when i sat with them was enough. that was my 12-year-old self that loved that mom