. >> it was i evermented by ron davis four years ago. >> hey, father. >> how you doing? >> reporter: this week, the new police chief is adding an initiative to clean up east palo alto with the clean zone program. >> people can look at a park and we don't have broken bottles or beer bottles all over the place, that's a place that is welcoming to them. >> reporter: he is asking churches and community groups to pick up trash and cover graffiti. >> cleanliness is next to godliness. >> reporter: it's something that this pastor started three years ago and seen positive change. he'll lead the first clean up this weekend. >> there was some problem in our city with the drive by shooting. and we're thinking if we take the street, these people not come back again. >> reporter: a one-two punch to combat crime. through all of this, families keep coming back. >> i like to be involved with helping the community. >> reporter: some proud to call the city their home again. >> people used to look at us as bad people because we lived in east palo alto. but i don't know. >> not anymore? >> n

nor was tillman confined to land, as his owner ron davis complained. >> his first passion is can get too hot to skateboard he learned how to skimboard. >> he collapsed and died tuesday night on the way to the vet at the ripe old age for a bulldog of ten. from dry level pam pavements to oceans in fog, nothing stopped tillman the double-threat dog. be the skateboard or skimboard he went ever faster. condolences please to ron davis, next, bill geist behind bars. >> osgood: what better place for a rock reunion on the eye lapped they call the rock. bill geist set sail. >> alumni of renowned san cruised to a rather remarkable reunion. >> you never bumped into each other? >> on the isle of alcatraz. >> most were hard headed criminals. we were convicts. we came here hard headed, we left the same way. >> former guards, inmates and their families were invited to return to the fabled prison. >> welcome to the rock. >> celebrated in a dozen or more films, once home to crime superstars, al capone, george machine gun kelly and of course robert stroud the birdman of alcatraz. >> did you ever meet h

condolences please to ron davis, his master.l geist behind bars. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: what better place for a rock reunion on the eye lapped they call the rock. bill geist set sail. >> alumni of renowned san francisco institution recently cruised to a rather remarkable reunion. >> you never bumped into each other? >> on the isle of alcatraz. >> most were hard headed criminals. we were convicts. we came here hard headed, we left the same way. >> former guards, inmates and their families were invited to return to the fabled prison. >> welcome to the rock. >> celebrated in a dozen or more films, once home to crime superstars, al capone, george machine gun kelly and of course robert stroud the birdman of alcatraz. >> did you ever meet him? >> nobody met him. he was in solitary confinement. >> returning inmate robert luke, class of '59. >> i robbed the bank with a machine gun so i got to ten-year sentences. >> what was it like to be a guard. >> it wasn't very good. >> guard george devincenzi class of '58. >> my first day, my first

so i'm here with ron davis, all the way to my right, director of community oriented policing servicest the department of justice. cathy lanier, chief of police for washington, d.c. and virginia matias, a police officer on the beat in camden, new jersey. i have a lot of questions for you. [laughter] i just want to start with chief lanier, because i want to get this right out of the way. we had a panel of folks -- people viewed a video and i reviewed it myself and for citizens, it is disturbing. i want to give you an opportunity to respond. cathy: i've seen the video, i've seen parts of the video, not all of it. i know there is some production going on with finishing this film. of course, i saw it, i tried to do some research, and i just saw it recently. it happened, i believe, in 2012. the first thing i did was see if there was a complaint filed, what happened to the charges, so on and so forth, and i reached out to calvin, because i felt like i should reach out to calvin and offer an opportunity to speak with the family about the incident. i always say, because i've learned the hard w

. >> reporter: professor ron davis heads up the stanford genome technology center, a substantial numberr genetic advances can be traced back to him. now the biochemist geneticist and inventor has turned his attention to chronic fatigue syndrome. he is asking some colleagues to pitch in. >> i have gotten three nobel laureates said sure i'll help. >> he is an amazing scientist. >> my dad is the best hope of finding a cure and a treatment. >> reporter: while there is ample brain power, there is little money to fund the research. the family is holding fundraisers. they pray their efforts won't be too late for whitney. >> i just hope he survives this. he is about as bad as anybody has ever been with this disease. and i just, um, really hope we can pull him through. >> 25% of patients are severely ill and homebound like whitney is. davis is studying a small group of them. the hope is to find a biomarker that can jump-start a diagnostic test, treatment or cure. >>> how much does to cost to raise a child? some drug companies may be forced to find out. more than 100 women are suing for what you

m here with ron davis a community oriented police services with the department of justice.athy lanier who is the chief of police for washington, dc. you.a lot of questions for try to make you nervous. >> i have seen the video. acting parts of the video. not all of it. i know there is still production going on with finishing the film. of course when i saw it, i try to do some research. was there a complaint filed? i believe it happened back in 2012. i look to see if there was a complaint filed. what happened with the charges? i reached out to calvin. just because i felt like i should reach out to calvin and offer an opportunity to speak with the family about the incident. way inlearned the hard my career when i see video of something, and interaction with police and timidity members, i am not going to comment on that piece of video. there was no complaint filed, no investigation. i don't have the benefit of saying this was all looked into. comment ondon't those things anyway, because i make a comment on a piece of video, inevitably, another piece of video services. i will sa

davis. that unit is picking up the slack. where are eagles right now? where are they headed. jeff skversky and espn analyst ron jaworski, discuss. >> a lot of football left but they are going to go into the bye week with a bad feeling. >> reporter: people were saying that chip kelly is on the hot seat. do you agree that chip kelly is on the hot seat. >> absolutely not. this guy is a terrific football coach. >> they come down with the football. >> it takes time to get a true evaluation of your players and this team. i think chip kelly is still going somewhat through that evaluation process right now. what is this team going to look like when you have ten new players starting on opening day? that will take sometime. there has been a revolving door at the novacare center. the it will take sometime for this all to come together. if it comes together at all. there is no guarantee that this will work. eagles are three and four and they are playing like a three and four football team. >> have we had enough of sam bradford to know this guy has it or he does not have it. >> we have played seven games with sam bradford

davis hillary clinton? no. because it is the allocated to all of subjugation the rest of us you don't have will on our eyes are less devoured by the wolves. >> dr. ron paul joins me about syria today in the initial -- the national debt has doubled, fourier's taylor slept with half to work to pay off 1%. more people are getting rid of their tattoos. i am so motivated that you were here. kennedy: day evening if carly fiorina is right i have our fox news contributor comedian and editor in chief of "reason" magazine. is this what feminism has become? >> i hope not i consider a result of feminist why are people mean to her writing she looks perfectly fine to hate when women go after other women flux is an excusable. women trash other women regardless of party or affiliation this is why women's think. >> but don't say hillary is off-limits then if you trash one been trashed them all the dull gleam making fun of hillary clinton is sexes did you do the same thing. >> i totally agree. >> what is there to balance out? should people bad mouth hillary clinton? >> of course, any politician who walks into that camera in smiles be demented. if lindsey granted that

davis as life and the torment his parents will live with forever. >> the phone was sitting on top of the dresser. and i just came in, and i saw it was ront 10:45. hey, ron, what's up? happy thanksgiving. he said, i got something i need to tell you. i said where is jordan? what happened to jordan? and he didn't want to tell me. i yelled. i said, what happened to jordan? >> tonight you can hear more from davis' mother lucia mcbath. he joins poppy harlow. >>> presidential candidate ben carson is describing his trip to syria and the -- or i should say his trip to the syrian refugee camps in jordan. hear what he said he learned during his trip overseas, next. . just real roasted turkey. salt. pepper. carved thick. that's the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be. [eerie music] i am the ghost of cookies' past...residue. oh...so gross. well, you didn't use pam. so it looks like you're stuwith me! bargain brand cooking spray leaves annoying residue. that's why there's pam. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visi

davis, all with ron the way to my right, director of community oriented policing services at the department cathy lanier, chief of police for washington, d.c. a policenia matias, officer on the beach in camden, new jersey. i have a lot of questions for you. with chief to start lanier, because i want to get this right out of the way. we had a panel of folks -- people viewed a video and i reviewed it myself and for citizens, it is disturbing. i want to give you an opportunity to respond. i've seen the video, i've seen parts of the video, not all of it. i know there is some production going on with finishing this film. of course, my thought, i tried to do some research, and i just side recently -- saw it recently. it happened, i believe, in 2012. the first thing i did was see if there was a complaint filed, what happened to the charges, so on and so forth, and i reached out to calvin, because i felt like i should reach out to calvin and offer an opportunity to speak with the family about the incident. i always say, because i've learned the hard way in my career, when i see video of something,