and, raymond kelly, former police commissioner of new york city, and now president of risk managementvices at cushman & wakefield. a commercial real estate firm. we welcome you both to the program. raymond kelly, to you first, what are your thoughts, before i ask you about police practices in general, about what the president was saying today, the need for more community policing, that they are going to put money forward for 50,000 body cameras, they want to put restrictions on military-style equipment. how does all this come across the you? >> i generally support the president's position. i would only say about body cameras, i think they should be tested a little more. i think we should have pilot programs. 50,000 is a big number. it's clear cameras are meant to have police officers hesitate. if they hesitate from doing things they shouldn't be doing, that's a good thing. if they hesitate from doing things they should be, that obviously is not good. so i think we need more examination in the area of body cameras, but i support that -- the testing going forward. as far as the demilita

but yet raymond kelly persisted with his venue.hould a police commissioner not listen to the attorney general of the state of new york? and if he will not, what does that say to the members of the department down the line? eric and i have worked closely over the years. i am known him since he was a rookie. i think the recommendation is called for out of respect for the loss of the lives of these two gentlemen and also keeping in mind eric garner and the others. reflect,need to meditate on what is going on and just allow the families to move through and transition through this period. it is not going to be easy for them. when you come to the grave site, that is the real hard-hitting aspect of it. but i think we should give the families a chance to just meditate and get themselves together, get the help they need . as with the families, such as eric garner and others, who have died over the years. after the cameras are gone, no one questions what condition the families are he and after the funeral. theamilies are in after funeral. th

let's bring in former new york city police commissioner raymond kelly.nk you for being here. >> thank you, chris. >> first how the protests are going in new york city, do you believe that this is happening the right way here? are the police doing the right thing? are the protesters doing the right thing? >> the right thing, that's an interesting question. obviously they're tying up traffic. there's a lot of concern, and there's a lot of emotion involved here. i think the police are doing a good job. i think sometimes you have to prevent people from blocking traffic or taking a bridge, and you know, that's something that i would hope the leadership is looking at doing, but what we've seen is the demonstrators able to take over streets and bridges for a significant period of time, that impacts on a lot of people's lives. >> what can you do without escalating the situation and turning it into something that's a real disaster. >> they made 100 arrests last evening, but you don't always have to make arrests. the police department of new york is the biggest in

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