him i've got to pick your brain and we i've got to help me understand what's happening with these karyn's ok the carin phenomenon i've been here i've been going on social media and i see all these white women standing in parking lots or in you know the supermarket and they have like some kind of psychotic breakdown because i'm a black person selling a camera to them and all they're saying is what's going on karyn and they melt into a puddle of tears what is happening tell me you know a lot of these women are actually going out instigating a lot of incidents with black people because right now a lot of the trump supporters they're trying to do get parts made saying systematic white supremacy and these characters are doing their job and a lot of these care of the diddly and dangerous is there was a situation yesterday in michigan we are a carrier and bumped into a 22 year old black girl the mother of a girl confronted her and then the care and ultimately pulled a gun on the mother of the daughter so he's care and we trivialize that a lot with these women a very very dangerous now we're star

percent of white women voted for trump and it ends with white women are lucky we're just calling them karyn's sounds like a veiled threat to me the tweet was then deleted but a tie up tweeted in french that she had no regrets about her original posting how does this woman still have a job what would happen if a conservative editor made similar comments and tweeted them out about black women what do you think would happen i think we all know the answer to that and speaking of can. to new deployment ryan lizza of politico and c.n.n. he actually asked this question at a white house press briefing does he believe this person trying to believe that he would. sell the civil war which cayley mcinerney replied this way recession is absolutely absurd he's proud of the united states of america bravo caylee there's a was way ahead of the line a moment now for some news about the co-anchor of this program at henry after everything claim an investigation involving sexual misconduct in the workplace and has been terminated from fox news that stunning announcement coming from ed henry's former co-host on am

karyn mccluskey was one of the founders of the vru.s. they said, look, we can keep a lid on the pot, we can absolutely arrest people, but that's not fixing it. we sort of really started to look at it like a public health issue, like a disease. really? violence was a disease? we started to look at how it was transmitted. you grow up in an angry, aggressive home, so you almost become infected. so we started to look at what would prevention look like. over the next 14 years, homicide rates in glasgow fell by more than two thirds, from 39 in a year, to 11. lyndsay has been a police officerfor 28 years. she works with kevin, a former armed robber and heroin addict. they are part of the violent 0ffender watch project, or vow, a police team trying to cut reoffending rates. what's unusual about the vow project is that it teams up police officers with ex—prisoners. initially i was like, it's the police that want information. they're up to something. the trust wasn't there. they said, kevin, could you possibly break down these barriers, we want