democrats -- including senate candidate patty judge and former governor of maryland martin o'malley gathered for the progress iowa corn feed in des moines. the american red cross says they are in desperate need of blood and platelets to refill their stock. they say summer is a difficult time to bring in regular donors. you can donate today at the cedar rapids marriott. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... overall, plan on a very muggy the 70s. actual air temperatures should warm to the low 80s in all locations. plan on a chance of scattered storms, primarily after 10am. unfortunately, these will be so poorly organized, it's tough to time out favored areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same night. from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impac

former presidential candidate and former governor of maryland, martin o'malley, closed the event calling out donald trump for his quote "american nightmare" agenda. he pointed out how much work needs to be done in the next 72 days leading up to the election. ""people say to me where's chuck issues well i don't know someone said he's dragging his feet and i thnk he is." " ""i love your state i'm excited to be here for hillary clinton, tim kaine and also for patty judge...you have some fine congressional candidates we have running this year jim mowrer, monica veronon...it's an exciting year in iowa." " democrats also pointed out how they want to protect the gains they made under president from the recession and the affordable care act. republican presidential candidate donald trump hopes his new focus on illegal immigration resonated with iowans. he was in des moines over the weekend for senator joni ernst's roast and ride. he says it's an issue that's negatively impacting all americans. trump criticized hillary clinton, saying his campaign is about restoring honestly and accountabilit y t

former maryland governor martin sot: martin o'malley: 01:22:10:21 "the truth is - from the first days of his campaign he's tried to set >> truth is, from the first days of this campaign he's tried to set himself up as the guy who talks about americas a country that's you know, his appeal says demeaning things about variouseth fic groups or people because of their religious background. >> had speeches from all candidates vying for a spot in congress. monica vernon praised ash ton coucher's message when he stumped for hillary clinton in cedar rapids the day before. >> iowans we're not the kind of people that kick people when they're down. we're the kind of people that take care of they're down. that's why i'm running for cong" congress."other candidates -- and that's why i'm running for congress. >> other candidates like senate candidate patty judge spoke at that event. >> iowa's republicans met this weekends in the state capital. senator ernst led around 400 people on a 42 mile motorcycle ride around des moines. it was headlined by donald trump. so meanwhile the republican nominee says

former democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley will be headlining. today, emergency responders and law officers in iowa county prepared for one of the most challenging situations they might ever encounter... someone with a gun williamsburg for some special training. kcrg t-v nine's phil reed explains that officers told monsanto's people they need to do whatever it takes to stop a shooter in a life or death situation. police entering building a masked man with a fake gun enters monsanto during an active shooter drill. workers evacuate while police come in to take out the threat. helicopter flying in a helicopter from the university of iowa flew in to take a simulated "in the day where we continuously see hostile situations in our communities, in our schools, it's an unfortunate situation that a lot of people don't like to think about. " it's the first time iowa county first responders held an active shooter drill at an industrial site. they say it's much different trying to find the gunman there than at a school, because a shooter can blend in better

former presidential candidate and former governor of maryland, martin o'malley, closed the event calling out donald trump for his quote "american nightmare" agenda. he pointed out how much work needs to be done in the next 72 days leading up to the election. ""people say to me where's chuck on all these issues someone said he's dragging his feet and i thnk he is." " ""i love your state i'm excited to be here for hillary clinton, tim kaine and also for patty judge...you have some fine congressional candidates we have running this year jim mowrer, monica veronon...it's an exciting year in iowa." " democrats also pointed out how they want to protect the gains they made under president obama-- like sustained growth from the recession republican presidential candidate donald trump hopes his new focus on illegal immigration resonated with iowans. he was in des moines over the weekend for senator joni ernst's roast and ride. he says it's an issue that's negatively impacting all americans. trump criticized hillary clinton, saying his campaign is about restoring honestly and accountabilit y to go

weekend, progress iowa is hosting its "second annual corn feed" in des presidential candidate martin o'malley will be speaking. democratic political candidates party leaders will also be there. "bring people together and talk about progressive ideas and policies that can help move our state and our country forward. " the event is similar to the annual steak fries that former senator tom harkin held each year. it kicks off sunday at two at simon estes amphitheater. "it's incredibly, people aren't used to seeing kinnick look like this. " the home stadium for hawkeye see a different crowd this weekend. we'll preview concert time at kinnick... next here on we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments game. the home of the hawkeyes has gone through a major tr

former presidential candidate and former governor of maryland, martin o'malley, closed the event calling out donald trump for his quote "american nightmare" agenda. he pointed out how much work needs to be done in the next 72 days leading up to the election. ""people say to me where's chuck on all these issues well where is chuck on all these issues well i don't know someone said he's dragging his feet and to be here for hillary clinton, tim kaine and also for patty judge...you have some fine congressional candidates we have running this year jim mowrer, monica veronon...it's an exciting year in iowa." " leaders also pointed out how they want to protect the gains they made under obama-- like sustained growth from the recession and the republican presidential candidate donald trump was in the state earlier this weekend for senator joni ernst's roast and ride. he talked about how his campaign is about restoring honesty and accountability to government service. trump also took some time to criticize democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. he said it's hard to see where the clinton

zero tolerance policing, which was instituted back in 1999 under the direction of then mayor martin o'malley. >> larry: o'malley? remember him? that hunky young instantly forgettable presidential candidate? who-- wait, what was the-- i already lost it. mcmarthee, oh yeah, o'malley. instituted this policy of zero tolerance policing which meant cracking down on minor crimes in hopes of catching major crimes. an indeed mayor o'malley zero tolerance policy led to a surge of arrests. >> arrest z in 2005 soared to 100,000, the equivalent of one sixth of this city's population. >> larry: look, baltimore police, you arrested 100,000 people. so clearly you are not lazy. (laughter) just next time try arresting 100,000 people who actually did [bleep], maybe? i mean-- (cheers and applause). >> larry: just a thought. but that's why these d o.j. investigations are crucial to proving, to the fox news sheriffs of the world that there really is a problem with policing in america. but i just wish we could stop using our resources to prove something the black community has been saying is true for decades and i

please note, unfortunately, martin o'malley will be joining the proceedings.rs may be exposed to jim webb, and there's nothing we can do about lincoln chafee. - governor chafee, you've attacked secretary clinton for being too close to wall street banks. in 1999, you voted for the very bill that made banks bigger. - the glass-steagall was my very first vote. i just arrived. my dad had died in office. i was appointed to the office. it was my very first vote. - are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? - i think you're being a little rough. i just arrived at the united states senate. - [stutters] i just dropped my ice cream cone.

please note, unfortunately, martin o'malley will be joining the proceedings.ertain viewers may be exposed to jim webb, and there's nothing we can do about lincoln chafee. - governor chafee, you've attacked secretary clinton for being too close to wall street banks. in 1999, you voted for the very bill that made banks bigger. - the glass-steagall was my very first vote. i just arrived. my dad had died in office. i was appointed to the office. it was my very first vote. - are you saying you didn't know what you were voting for? - i think you're being a little rough. i just arrived at the united states senate. - [stutters] i just dropped my ice cream cone. after only one lick, i-- [laughter] every single person had a chance to lay out their case. we heard from everyone who was-- oh, wait, no, no, jim webb. - unless somebody mentions my name, i can't get into the discussion. i would say this. i've been waiting for ten minutes. - well, first of all... - can i get in this discussion? this hasn't been equal-- equal time. - all right, senator webb, you want some more

former maryland governor and democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley is scheduled to speak. "bring people together and talk about progressive ideas and policies that can help move our state and our country forward. " the event is similar to the annual steak fries that former senator tom harkin held each year. it kicks off at two o'clock on sunday at simon estes amphitheater. in the race for senate in iowa, former lieutenant making community college free. the democratic candidate discussed the issue during a round table discussion at des moines area community college yesterday. judge tells the des moines register she would fund the program with higher taxes and by eliminating tax breaks for higher-income people. incumbent chuck grassley says judge's proposals are a federal overreach into state education. the six-term republican introduced a bill last year called the 'know before you owe student loan act'. the students better understand their loans and financial aid. congress did not act on the proposed legislation. the stage is set for today's first ever concert at kinnick st

former presidential candidate and former governor of maryland, martin o'malley, headlind the event. he called on iowa to block the quote "american nightmare" agenda from donald trump. senate candidate patty judge criticized incumbent chuck grassley for the general ""people say to me where's chuck on all these issues well where is chuck on all these issues well i don't know someone said he's dragging his feet and i thnk he is." " ""i love your state i'm excited to be here for hillary clinton, tim kaine and also for patty judge...you have some fine congressional candidates we have running this year jim mowrer, monica veronon...it's an exciting year in iowa." democrats say they want to protect gains made like sustained growth from the recession and the affordable care act. a williamsburg business offers fabric in just about every hue... ...but the woolen needle also handles sewing and pattern kits -- as a destination in iowa county or... on the internet. that's this week's made in eastern iowa. meteorologist justin gehrts first alert forecast. stay with tv9. another muggy day is ahead.

sot: martin o'malley: 01:22:10:21 "the truth is - from the first days of his campaign he's tried to set himself up as the guy who talks about america as a country that is primarily for white people. his appeal - his nativist appeal - he says demeaning things about various ethnic groups and people background."the second annual event in downtown des moines had speeches from all candidates vying for a spot in congress this november.first congressional district challenger monica vernon praised ashton kutcher's message when he stumped for hillary clinton in cedar rapids on saturday. sot: monica vernon (democratic candidate - district 1): 01:42:44 "iowans - we're not the kind of people that kick people when they're down - we're the kind of people who take care of people when they're down - we help them. and he says we're all about doing the right thing. and congress."other candidates -- like senate candidate patty judge -- also spoke at the event. iowa's republicans also met this weekend in the state's capital - at senator joni ernst's second annual roast and ride. ride.senator ernst lead aro

the suspicion from the sanders campaign and martin o'malley campaign is that things like the debate schedulejust the democratic party guessing what the clinton campaign wanted, but colluding with them. it's possible, possible that why these people were going was to bring the attention to them rather than let evil focus on the clinton game. if it comes out through leaks and other ways that the clinton campaign and the dnc were having regular communication that have heraiver the campaign over opponents, it might be a big story and rightly so. donald would say, seems like a rigged system. clinton campaign, crowing about its latest round of funding. mark: she's done a remarkable job raising money in a , with theay fierceness. an awareness of the rules, raising money the campaign, for national and state parties, she's becoming a better low dollar fundraiser. the ability to go to beverly hills, the hamptons, having people max out, maximum at a $300,000 contribution, raising small dollar contributions on the web. perhaps the biggest moment was when she took to the stage in philadelphia. i wonder, t

you're so bad i can't believe you are so bad at running for president that i almost remembered who martin o'malley is. since you are obviously bad at lying, let me show you how to do it. i trust hillary clinton. you were so vulnerable to hackers, you might want to check your e-mail servers for fortune cookies because i am guessing there has been a lot of chinese takeout. you're so bad at running for president, that the only person you could beat is donald trump. ( laughter ) is the number of times you have told the truth. we'll be right back with bryan cranston! ( cheers and applause ) ? our longest lasting energizer max ever. kids, juicy fruit gum with starburst flavors? yeah. (mmm...) (mmm...) (zipper noise) (zipper noise) (baby rattle shaking) juicy fruit so sweet you can't help but chew. why be in the kitchen when you can be in the moment? so you can enjoy what's important. z22r7z zy6z z22srz zy6z y22sry yy6y ? ? ? ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, welcome back, everybody. welcome back, everybody, my first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award-winning star of stage and screen and for the record

particular, but baltimore's zero tolerance policing began in 1999, under then democratic mayor martin o'malleyarrests soared to a high of over 108,000 in 2005. equivalent to 1/6th of the city's population. >> the police department's street enforcement strategy became a quest to produce large numbers of enforcement actions. pedestrian stops in particular. >> reporter: community leaders say a wholesale culture change is needed. >> when you have a wound, you just don't throw a band-aid on it. you have to put some antiseptic on it. >> reporter: the city of baltimore and the justice department now enter into an agreement in principle which sets in notion numerous reports, including better training, equipment and community relations, monitored by doj observers. the police commissioner welcomes the change. >> those who choose to wear this uniform and choose to blatantly disregard someone's rights should be uncomfortable, because we are not going to tolerate it. >> reporter: but none of this will come cheap. in other cities where doj has imposed these types of reforms, costs are running between $5 to

we have our manager from martin o'malley and moveon.org. and mark la rson. mark, why not go on the offense. if he doesn't like what the media is doing, why not going on the attack and put out his own television ads. >> he's doing that with millions of followers on twitter and social media and getting what h look at today. five times the amount of network coverage of the mainstream networks of the trump controversy compared to the mateen story about the orlando gunman's father in the crowd and the he's getting plenty of publicity. republicans spend too much money going at each other in the primaries and not enough left in the general. maybe he is smart to keep his powder dry. >> look. donald trump subscribe to all press is good press. and that's why he doesn't spend monomedia. the vast majority of the press is negative. which is why we see his numbers going down in the polls. we are in the general election and that is very different than the republican primary. you can't spout hate behind the podium and to see that work nothing the general electorate. it will

senior adviser and national spokesperson from the 2016 elections, former deputy campaign for martin o'malley'spresidential campaign. which way is donald trump going. i want to stop using those words that he's chosen, what do you think is happening here. >> well, look, every week we hear about donald trump pivot, what he actually does is a 360 turn, it's always like the spinning around like a bobble head going up and down up and down up and down. look, what he's really doing is he's pandering to the white voters, right. that's what he's doing. he's not going after the black vote or latino vote. he's pandering to the independent moderate voters who he's hemorrhaging with. and what -- the attempt is to wash away month's worth of racist bigoted sexist rhetoric and policies that he's put forth. here is the problem, he's singing to the same choir, his own choir and the congregation is not listening to his nonsense. >> katie, from the softening to the hardening, to maybe the softening, whatever it is. what does it tell us about what's going on inside the trump war room with banno, with kellyann. >> i

you're so bad i can't believe you are so bad at running for president that i almost remembered who martin o'malley is. since you are obviously bad at lying, let me show you how to do it. i trust hillary clinton. hackers, you might want to check your e-mail servers for fortune cookies because i am guessing there has been a lot of chinese takeout. you're so bad at running for president, that the only person you could beat is donald trump. ( laughter ) yeah! told the truth. we'll be right back with bryan cranston! ( cheers and applause ) ? never underestimate the power of energizer. kids, juicy fruit gum with starburst flavors? yeah. (mmm...) (mmm...) (zipper noise) (zipper noise) (baby rattle shaking) juicy fruit so sweet you can't help but chew. why be in the kitchen when you can be in the moment? olive garden now offers catering delivery. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven s

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martin o'malley, former maryland governor and presidential candidate.trump campaign manager and cnn commentator who is still receiving severance payments from the campaign. andre bauer and simone sanders, former press secretary to bernie sanders. i have to start with you. what do you think about the outreach? do you think there is a chance it's going to work? >> outreach is an interesting word and i wouldn't use that at all. a little bit of rhetoric is not going to erase what we know about him. this is the man who started his campaign saying mexicans are rapists and taking our jobs. he built a campaign of divicive rhetoric and racist rhetoric and what we saw was not real outreach. all of the speeches that donald trump gave were to predominantly white crowds. if he is interested in reaching out to communities of color, he should have taken invitations from the minority-serving organizations. the urban league and the naacp. the national association of black journalists and hispanic journalists. i find it hard to believe that donald trump is interested. se

that's because secretary clinton is a well known against unknown senator sanders and also governor martin o'malley. this is two very well known people. are they equally penalized. >> given everything we have seen of trump of debates where is he totally outside the norm somehow wins all the experts go that is really dumb and wins by 60%, 70%. if i were hillary clinton i would like the fewest debates possible. i would like them to be as little walshed as possible. is he going to come straight at her on the fact that she is a liar as the "the washington post" pointed out once again yesterday. >> well, okay. while you are on the topic of lying. he said he got a letter from the nfl about the debates. the nfl says it didn't send a letter. >> that's bizarre. why trump would think he got the letter whether some staff told them they got the letter, i don't know. i can't explain it. >> and you are not going to defend it. >> i can't defend something i can't explain. >> all right. on the debate stage you think donald trump would debate better than hillary clinton? >> what i'm saying is he is unknowable. look,

you're so bad i can't believe you are so bad at running for president that i almost remembered who martin o'malleyou are obviously bad at lying, let me show you how to do it. i trust hillary clinton. you were so vulnerable to hackers, you might want to check your e-mail servers for fortune cookies because i am guessing there has been a lot of chinese takeout. you're so bad at running for president, that the only person you could beat is donald trump. ( laughter ) yeah! you're so dishonest, hillary 16 is the number of times you have told the truth. we'll be right back with bryan cranston! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ never underestimate the power of energizer. our longest lasting energizer max ever. kids, juicy fyeah.gum with starburst flavors? (mmm...) (mmm...) (zipper noise) (zipper noise) (baby rattle shaking) juicy fruit so sweet you can't help but chew. olive garden now offershen you catering delivery.nt? we make the food and deliver it to your door... so you can enjoy what's important. with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer or payment each

it blames no one in particular, but their zero tolerance policing began under then-mayor martin o'malley reduced the homicide rate by 16%, but it came at a cost. arrests soared at a high of 108,000 in 2005. the equivalent of one sixth of the city's population. with this report' release, the city of baltimore and the department of justice entered to an agreement in principle which sets in motion numerous reforms including better training, better equipment, and better community relations all monitored by doj observers, but it doesn't come cheap. with an expected cost of $5 million to $10 million a year. there is another potential cost -- the so-called ferguson effect, where less aggressive policing has resulted in more cities, an increase in violent crime. that apparent lay is a risk that the city of baltimore and the department of justice are willing to take. sandra, back to you. >> doug, thank you. is the timing of this just a convince dns or not? joining us to debate this, dimitri roberts, a former chicago police officer who has worked on fbi task force. joe hicks, a former civil rights

. >> we're join ed by a former deputy campaign manager for martin o'malley's campaign.nn coulter is brokenhearted over the softening. and she's hoping the possible hardening is right around the corner. but trump tonight was trying to have it both ways. he was trying to say that he didn't ever want to say i'm not going to deport those people, but he didn't want to say they were going to stay and he kind of wrestled it out with anderson cooper and where are we? >> it's a lot of hypocrisy and insults and just stupidity. that's what we get from donald trump any time he rolls out some sort of policy. so it's basically bigoted double speak. she's going to get her way. he's not going to move away from his base that he's been really focusing on. so there's nothing new here. he's pretty much, like i said before, he's baked in his latino vote and african-american vote. so what he's doing is just like a wink, a smile, he's going to double down with his base and then he's going to try and soften up the softening is making himself look better amongst these white voters. these indepe

strategist and msnbc analyst ben ginsburg and lis smith, who advised former maryland governor martin o'malley. ben, let me start with you. we made a montage of donald trump versus the republican field. lot of memorable moments in those debates this year. basically it was donald trump trying to dismiss their attacks with a put-down, with an insult, sort of a very alpha line of attack. in a one-on-one debate with hillary clinton, does that same strategy work? >> probably not. i think they are obviously aware of that. what you have seen with donald trump's positions on immigration, his outreach to the african-american and hispanic communities, give you a hint that there is going to be sort of a different approach to these upcoming debates. >> part of that i guess is the challenge of any campaign, any candidate approaching these debates, is to study up on the issues so you're not blindsided, you can give 90 second, two-minute answer on whatever policy question you are thrown, really doesn't seem that reading the briefing books has been donald trump's strength. you think his campaign can get him t

. >> oh, no, and martin o'malley, that was tough competition. she's very robotic, not very warm, memorized. >> come on. we know that one of donald trump's great weaknesses is he lacks specificity when he talks about his plans, i'm say oh, check out my website, even if he thinks to say that. hillary clinton is a self-described policy wonk. it's one of the reasons that her speeches and her rallies don't appeal to as many people because they think, oh, we're just hearing all these facts and figures. but at the end of the day, we need a commander-in-chief who knows the facts and figures, who has the temperament -- let me finish. >> not if they reach the wrong conclusions. >> donald trump's conclusions are totally wrong. >> four years ago everybody said barack obama won the debate when he said to mitt romney, oh, russia is not a global adversary, the 1980s are calling, they want their foreign policy back. guess what, mitt romney was right. >> hindsight is 20/20. we'll have to leave it there, thank you so much. >> no, i want to keep fighting with jess

joining us now, former democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley joining the table.> okay. >> yeah. this is a hard time right now. >> it sure is. >> and on both sides there's deep flaws, is it fair to say? >> i think what's fair to say is that there's deep anger and a lot of alienation in our country, both in the democrat party and the republican party and independent. but i think what we've seen lately with donald trump's thinly veiled threats -- i was listening to part of the program earlier. i never dreamed that during my time in running for president that i would feel compelled to have to call out the fascist appeals of another person running for president of the united states. >> it's heartbreaking. >> the scapegoating of minority groups, the calling people to violence in the course -- >> right. and that actually, that is the one thing that has been missing from this formulation of what is fascism where he has talked at punching people in the face. >> taking care of the protesters. >> right. that's one thing. but fascism calls for the violent over throw of the e

miller a senior advisor and veteran of the jeb bush war room, also with us, liz smith veteran martin o'malleyliz what do you see in these polls. >> frankly, not much, look, i know that there's a trend in this cycle bragging about polls, you have to realize that the landscape. they're losing every, you know, every national poll out there. and look at it compared to 2012, barack obama won that election pretty handedly. this is a campaign that's pretty desperate and they're anxious to hang their hat on anything they can find and they're hanging on to that. >> tim miller, the polls that matter at this point are the swing state polls. >> absolutely. it's a conservative outlet that looks at the swing state math. he needs to win, florida, ohio and pennsylvania all four of them, he's getting in killed in pennsylvania right now and losing, pretty handedly in all of those other states while they're a little bit more competitive. it's impossible to see a path to them. kellyanne is not stupid. she's a pollster and sees the reality and trying to spin the best she has to work with and it's not working. >>

particular, but baltimore's zero tolerance policing began in 1999, under then democratic mayor martin o'malleyrests soared to a high of over 108,000 in 2005. equivalent to 1/6th of the city's population. >> the police department's street enforcement strategy became a quest to produce large numbers of enforcement actions. pedestrian stops in particular. >> reporter: community leaders say a wholesale culture change is needed. >> when you have a wound, you just don't throw a band-aid on it. you have to put some antiseptic on it. >> reporter: the city of baltimore and the justice department now enter into an agreement in principle which sets in notion numerous reports, including better training, equipment and community relations, monitored by doj observers. the police commissioner welcomes the change. >> those who choose to wear this uniform and choose to blatantly disregard someone's rights should be uncomfortable, because we are not going to tolerate it. >> reporter: but none of this will come cheap. in other cities where doj has imposed these types of reforms, costs are running between $5 to $1

joining me to talk about this and more is martin o'malley.corey lewandowski, former trump campaign manager and cnn commentator who is still receiving severance payments andre bowman and simon sanders. >> what do you think about the outreach? will it work? >> that's an interesting word to use, dana, outreach. i wouldn't use that word. a little bit of rhetoric from donald trump won't erase what we already know about him. this is the man who started his campaign saying mexicans are rapists and taking our jobs. he has built a campaign of divisive and inflammatory rhetoric and at times racist rhetoric. what we saw last week, it wasn't real outreach. all of the speeches that donald trump gave were to predominantly white crowds. if donald trump is interested in reaching out to communities of color specifically african-americans, perhaps he should have taken invitations from some of these minority serving organizations that asked him to come speak. the urban league, the naacp, the national association of black journalist ands hispanic journalists. i

particular, but it does blake zero tolerance policing, which was instituted back in 1999 of then-mayor martin o'malleymalley had some great successes with zero tolerance. he reduced homicide, but it came at a tremendous cost. arrests in 2005 soared to 100,008, the equivalent of 1/6th of this city's population. 1/6 th of the population arrested in 2005. >> all right, doug mckelway, thank you. >>> watch this dolphin snatch this ipad. how upset would you be? we'll try to answer that riddle when we come back after the break. to support my heart. eating better, keeping healthy. so that no matter what happens in the future, my "future self" will thank me. thank you! 45 years of experience has taught us: no matter what the future holds, you're always better off healthy. nature's bounty you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children across the globe by getting your vitamins at walgreens. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. right now with card, select nature's bounty vitamins are buy one, get one free. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates..

. >> joining me now is liz smith, former deputy campaign manager for martin o'malley's campaign for president jordan. msnbc political analyst and former adviser to senator rand paul's campaign. first of all, thank you both for being here. >> thanks. >> elise, is this a real opening for the republicans? >> well, i think it definitely is. the clintons' on going -- with hillary clinton's inability to grapple what happened with the clinton foundation and the unseemliness of the behavior is what donald trump should be talking about constantly. instead he gets distracted as we know and it's a gaffe about race. could be any news of the day and donald trump will miss the opportunity. >> but, you know, what's more damaging, liz? the foundation or the e-mails that have come up? >> i think both. i think they feed into the same issue with her. which is trust. and, you know, i want to separate the two issues because i don't want to conflate the two. with the e-mail situation, i think what elise said is right. they handled this so poorly from the beginning and let it become an issue. it's undermined her tr

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u work from martin o'malley who ran against hillary clinton. there is this thing, the numbers bear it out, where there is incredible skepticism toward her even among democrats, whether you call that clinton fatigue or something about the way she presents or as her allies say as she has faced a strenuou 30-year campaign, is this working off trump's popularity? >> i don't think they're going to be able to move her personal trust numbers much, but i think what they're trying to bank on and what they're going to promote is that she is a person you can trust with the nuclear codes. she is a person that you can trust to fight for middle class families. she is the person that you can trust to go out there and fight relentlessly every day and never give up. >> you sound a little talking pointy. >> maybe i do. >> if we were at a dinner and you were talking like that, i would be like who is this person. >> it is only because you didn't do uh or i think at all. >> so clear. >> because i think that is the reality. that is the reality here. >> i understand

it blames no one in particular, but their zero tolerance policing began under then-mayor martin o'malleyced the homicide rate by 16%, but it came at a cost. arrests soared at a high of 108,000 in 2005. the equivalent of one sixth of the city's population. with this report' release, the city of baltimore and the department of justice entered to an agreement in principle which sets in motion numerous reforms including better training, better equipment, and better community relations all monitored by doj observers, but it doesn't come cheap. with an expected cost of $5 million to $10 million a year. there is another potential cost -- the so-called ferguson effect, where less aggressive policing has resulted in more cities, an increase in violent crime. that apparent lay is a risk that the city of baltimore and the department of justice are willing to take. sandra, back to you. >> doug, thank you. is the timing of this just a convince dns or not? joining us to debate this, dimitri roberts, a former chicago police officer who has worked on fbi task force. joe hicks, a former civil rights lead

enforced under democratic mayors, liberal mayors, mayors like bill de -- and your, los angeles, martin o'malley. we think about the legacy of broken windows, it is a mistake to think about it as a democrat /republican, left/right. this has had bipartisan consensus and evidenced by bratton's new job. juan: i would not be surprised, for those who remember the former police commissioner ray asly after his first stint new york city mayor, ended up going into the clinton administration working for the treasury department. i would not be at all surprised if bill bratton, if hillary clinton is elected president, ins up with some kind of a law a secondnt post in clinton administration. amy: i want to thank you all for being with us. we will continue to follow this. christina heatherton is a professor at trinity college. nabil hassein is an organizer with millions march nyc. is with theey center for constitutional rights. when we come back, how does private equity affect your life? stay with us. you may be surprised. ♪ [music break] amy: "built for love" by angelo moore & the brand new step. this is dem