we have in our studio, ronald davis, who heads u.s.epartment of justice of community-oriented police service, known as c.o.p.s. diane wood, founding member of the university's master of social work program. and steven anthony jones, artist director of the lorraine ha hansbury theater who has been directing and acting all over the country. thank you for joining us. we'll start with ron davis, who may be familiar to you in the bay area. 20 years with the local police department and east palo alto's police chief and director of the c.o.p.s. office on the federal level, which i take it requires a more broader view of law enforcement. >> yes, it does. >> i heard you say a few weeks back, recidivism, how your views changed to being chief of paola alto. >> 20 years of law enforcement, coming to oakland, my views on recidivism is people don't really change. my idea of re-entry was to re-enter people back in prison because once a criminal, they never changed. and over 20 years, evidence bears out that's so far from the truth. people deserve sec

we have in our studio, ronald davis, who he

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davis, "don't know much about history" author, among others. many experts have been commemorating the d-day invasion, really since ronald reagan, some 30 years ago. but so different for reagan. he was paying respects really to people of his own age. as time passes, our direct connection to these men dwindles. >> absolutely. i'm reminded that bill clinton, when he went, spoke to the noted british historian john keegan and had to really get a fill-in on what had happened there, of course. we are removed from it. war slips into that black hole that we unfortunately call american history. this event was part of my father's, my parents' generation. i grew up with it from the longest day through "saving private ryan," it's been part of our legend, the mythology of war stories we tell. but one of the real problems, i think, in talking about world war ii and history is that we have lost the sense of personal involvement that was so true for americans during that time. war was in every household during world war ii. we're very much removed from it now. so, this has receded into the past. it's getting a little bit far away, but we cannot forget what these