to the chicago pd to the sheriff's police. and sharing the latest gang intel. recently investigators adrian sandoval and drake carpenter began hearing about a renewed battle on the streets between two long-time rivals, the latin kings and the maniac latin disciples. >> what are you? >> maniac. >> it's hot over there. what's your background? >> couple of misdemeanors, resisting arrest. >> fighting with kings? >> what do they call you? >> maniacs have been at war with a lot of other big gangs, cold bros, gangsters, kings. one of the biggest bloodiest wars was with themselves where they were killing each other. >> you're not going to see my face. no shame in my game. salute me or shoot me. >> maniac latin disciples or mlds represent the second largest latino street gang in chicago. founded in the 1960s, they got their start on the city's northwest side and branched out from there. they now claim up to 3,000 members, who must obey strict codes of conduct. above all, no one is to cooperate with law enforcement. but sandoval and car

soon the most runs in the pd the very latest let's go live to respond and daniel hannan easy. the meal at home only because you can see me and how is the x axis that this team of the capital what security has been heightened in all the cities of august on ads that we know that backlash is expected in mid air towards protecting book the cities of frolicking be honest about having brought by a shipping containers and roads are within these the two cities are mostly had to say to them that there isn't it off. fear that is looking not just in the city's office top of another baby but twelve to lead the count farming beginning of the said ten people about their awsome and conform to put said reports that astor the number off that some are saying that it is much more higher than that the ten and at that have been killed and many others have been injured in the zed succeed in the killings and curfew has been imposed in the pbs since friday morning and that which would remain at ten and indefinite period that i needed two of the city but the district administration that did not speak

shows the difference of 13 percent drop in the premier schools and 5.3 in those not participating in the pd right now. so the preliminary difficult data is in regards to the initial reversals >> a clarifying question do you have the numbers for the total number of african-american population at those schools? >> i don't have it but i can get it to you. >> okay. >> and in the packet there's just more data. the green he sheet right here with the data we had drawn a few weeks ago i just provided you with the updates. there's also a couple of things we're using to evaluate implementation we did one run at the school sites and they completed that would the support of our pd i coach at weaningburg and the result of that is on this would i do sheet right here. it's first run we had and there's a wide variety in how it was being implemented but the initial run shows a small correlation between the school. so if they're able to implement it then there's more of a deposit to referrals to special education. and finally, we asked for feedback from our schools participating in the cohort this year. we h

shows the difference of 13 percent drop in the premier schools and 5.3 in those not participating in the pd right now. so the preliminary difficult data is in regards to the initial reversals >> a clarifying question do you have the numbers for the total number of african-american population at those schools? >> i don't have it but i can get it to you. >> okay. >> and in the packet there's just more data. the green he sheet right here with the data we had drawn a few weeks ago i just provided you with the updates. there's also a couple of things we're using to

for the past three months the seattle pd has been incorporating the new soft wear in theiwear -- softwarer patrol. >> any policing agency is tied to culture and we are tied to our past. this is a paradigm shift in how officers have been employss policings. you are successful if you it that ticket or make that arrest. but this if you are out there and your presentatio presence alone persuades a criminal from committing a crime you are successful. >> it's about combining innovation with instinct and ringing up results. >> it's amazing what you will see as you drive-thru a neighborhood. the things that pop out to you and the anomalies that dra that draws your attention. i have my eyes on this guy who has his pants three quarters of the way down and he is walking through the business district. >> ho >> hi how have you been doing. how much have you been drinking. >> i don't drink. hands behind your back. i can't have you a little episodic here. >> we are here in the hot spottesupport spotand your instincts kick in and we stopped and talked to him and that is when you get clues. >> he is the ty

officer chin started with the pd back in 30 plus years ago and the last 15 years or so she worked in the record's room and working with us in getting all the accident statistics, the collision data. and also summarizing the year end fatal and injury collisions and she was kind enough and generous enough to share that data for us and for us that's a big deal because as you know the chp's -- the state wide traffic system because of resource constraints, they've been taking quite a bit of time to turn around the year end summaries for us, so without that information that she is sharing with us, we would have been in big trouble in terms of analyzing particular locations for improvements, so it has been really important for us and we just want to take this opportunity to recognize her before she moves onto other assignments, and lee malato, her long time colleague would like to say something and they brought on a cheering section from the police department. >> police officer malato. >> this is a pleasure for me because linda and i entered the police department in 1981. i began in march a

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it gives the impression, at least to the average citizen if you are not affiliated with the pd or in that club, that you are a scum bag, which i know was not the intention and i have not seen the whole documentary, but maybe perhaps to compliment that finding and documentary, such as, you know, police brown's plight or there is a stanford, the prison experiment, 1971 they did a follow up, decades later to get the perspectives on the scientists that did that at stanford. so, happy to contribute to making the process better and the information more useful. >> thank you very much >> any further public comment? >> none, public comment is closed. >> item three, report and announcements 3a, chief and report's review of recent activities. >> good evening commissioners. >> good morning, chief. >> and i think that just the best news to do a very successful halloween, no major incidents have known, and on the morning report that we get of all sorts of events involving robbie and had has the two events on halloween night and as the halloween goes and someone works and a lot of hall weans back in

with the lieutenant and he tells me that the city manager's office and vallejo and has authorized the pdhire an extra 110 officers that will be on the street after training. he also says that the best thing you could do is get to know your neighbors and know your community and report anything out of the ordinary. >> afterschool child-care aid is behind bars, for allegedly kissing and inappropriately touched a little girl in san mateo. >> 20 year-old eric michael, was arrested on charges of committing lewd acts on a child and child annoyance. it happened ed horrall elementary in san mateo. >> school officials say their school policy requires that all adults can't be along with a child. they're either has to be a group or children or another adult, police are checking on how this nonetheless happened and whether there might be other victims. >> now we will have stanley roberts with people behaving badly. >> you are looking at a duck, white i know it looks like a honda accord, but trust me it actually a duck appeared >> the dock is police jargon for a stolen vehicle that has been abandoned-

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. >> reporter: last night, the pd said, i'm not a particularly idealogical perp, but there are some things feel passionately about. part of energizing the base is finding unity with some of the democrats in the senate. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who was elected last year, is a prime example of this new wave of feistier democrat. >> i'm confident david can beat goliath on too big to fail. >> look, i realize this sort of wishful thinking might appeal to the uninitiated newcomers in the democratic conference who have served zero days in the minority, but the rest of you guys in the conference should know better. >> reporter: the white house likes blaming the tea party. but now there's a wing of the democratic party which has shown a willingness to take on its elders, which is most likely to challenge the president on the west. >> mike, thank you. >>> last week we told you the changes of the senate rules on presidential nominations, the so-called nuclear option, would have major implications with courts. good evening. >> reporter: one of the biggest ramifications of the decision b

for the past three months the seattle pd has been incorporating the new soft wear in theiwear -- softwarer patrol. >> any policing agency is tied to culture and we are tied to our past. this is a paradigm shift in how officers have been employss policings. you are successful if you it >> hello, san francisco! it is great to be back in california. it is great to be with all of you. i love san francisco! [cheering and applause] >> you got great food. you got great people. beautiful scenery. no super-villains because bat-kid cleaned up the streets! [applause] >> love bat-kid. i want to start by thanking gitta for the wonderful introduction and the great work she's doing. give her a great round of applause. [applause] >> i want to thank your mayor, ed lee, lieutenant governor gavin newsom. i want to recognize some wonderful members of congress who are fighting every day for the people of california. mike honda. eric swalwell, judy chew. they are all doing great work every single day. we have a special guest, janet napolitano, who is now overseeing can entire u.c. system. and going to be doing

the chicago pd and fbi busted them as part of the sweep of the city's west side.v he and more than 100 other suspects face various charges. >> i have been caught up in something that i never had an idea. i was one of the chosen ones. >> and hanging with the cops and getting paid here and there for the information he is giving, is never going to equal what he can make for working the block. he was working in an area we won't watching, obviously, and now he is incarcerated again. >> we feel there are two targets out there. this ain't dead but it's changed. especially today, as people are looking for more low, and no calorie options. that's why on vending machines, we're making it easy for people to know how many calories are in their favorite beverages, before they choose. and we're offering more low calorie options, including over 70 in our innovative coca-cola free-style dispensers. working with our beverage industry and restaurant partners, we're helping provide choices that make sense for everyone. because when people come together, good things happen. >>> liste

things are looking up now for the pd.ey plan to buy as their next vehicle. >> are you ready for this guy? are you ready for this? >> don't do that. >> as ready as i'm going to get. >> hi, buddy how you doing? >> the 63 year old chief went through with it. it's why they came tonight. >> taser! >> i've got a cramp in my leg. >> [laughter] >> and the crowd loved it. it's off just they love their chief. people contributing what they could as they passed the donation buckets. >> nice to give thanks to all of the donations. we really appreciate it, and i think that's just an example of how small town communities people stick together. >> wow. well they've got the money they need so i guess it was a success. we'll take a break, before we go though here is another thanksgiving fun fact for you. gobblex gobble right, we typically associate that with turkeys right? but only male turkeys called toms make that noise. females called hens make a sound that's more akin to cackeling. i love having a free checked bag with my united mileag

. >> the ny pd ramped up security effort. police commissioner ray kelly says this year's security is expected to be tight, adding 1400 security cameras in addition to the 6,000 security cameras civilinging throughout the -- sur veiling throughout the city. there'll be dogs at the finish line, helicopters monitoring from the air, and boats in the harbour to ensure that the runners are safe crossing the bridges. all of this is put in place to make sure another boston doesn't happen. >> and if you are heading out today we have colder air in place over the north-east. what a difference a day makes as a cold fronts moves through, allowing a cold push of air to pour down. temperatures only in the 40s across the north-east. we have cold air in place, across the northern border of the u.s. to where we have a winter storm system. it's putting down rain showers and snow. our nation in this section - mainly rain free. the only exception is here into parts of southern texas, that's where we are getting an influence from the storm. it's mo

. >> the ny pd ramped up securedy efforts. police commissioner ray kelly said this year's security is expected to be tight, adding 1400 security cameras in addition to the 6,000 security cameras that are civiling throughout the city along the route. there's going to be bomb-sniffing dogs at the finish line, and there'll be helicopters, monitoring from the air as well as both in the harbours -- boats in the harbours to ensure the runners are safe crossing the bridges. all of this is in place to make sure another boston doesn't happen. >>> good sunday to you. i'm eboni deon, we are quietening down across the north-eastern u.s. spotty rain showers that we'll have to deal with in the early part of the day. high pressure is building in. as it does it will dry things out. it's a different story in the western u.s., watching a storm system bringing in rain and snow. look at what we had a chance to wake up to in parts of the u.s. a rare solar eclipse. we had the cloud cover as the runner loined up to get -- lined up to get through the

i introduced myself as chief of the pds office and mr. miguel as assistant. that's where we're at. en't gotten in depth in the -- [ indiscerniblible ] >> i don't know if it's true. it was not disclosed nor was the last police incident. when we were in the courtroom, that was first time we heard about it. >> did you have any conversation with him about pointing the gun at his girlfriend. >> at this point i can't comment on -- >> rationale why he may have put the furniture in front of the door, this sort of barricade and call 911 to explain his side, while law enforcement is outside? >> unusual fact scenario but we did not discuss it with him. >> i'm sorry, what's that? >> he's maintained his innocence, i can tell you that. [ indiscernible ] >> of course he's sorry about what happened. he maintains his innocence. >> hopefully it takes until tomorrow. they have to fit him for electronic monitoring and confirm land line and residence and around bond conditions and bondsman. there's stuff that has to be taken -- i'm thinking tomorrow. >> we don't anticipate this case taking longer than a

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members of the chicago pd argue that a growing shortage of officers has left them on the defensive. superintendent's resignation. >> the problem is we need manpower. there's no manpower on the streets. and you can't protect your own anymore. we're outgunned, we're outnumbered. >> right now we're seeing all around us police departments that are collapsing, police departments that are being cut to a fraction of their size, and we're being asked to fill the void. dozens and dozens of towns and villages are calling me weekly to come and take over their police functions because they can't afford it anymore. i will be struggling to maintain just what i have now. which is a police force i have not been replacing people as they retire because i have no money for that. my budgets are being sliced and diced. something's got to give, and unfortunately what's giving is the communities. >>> next on "the squeeze" -- >> is it fair to say his own guys would have something? >> there's tons of angles. and these guys work them all. ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a

checked with the lieutenant who tells me the city manager's office here in vallejo has authorized the pdicers that will be out on the street after training. he also says that the best thing you can do is get to know your neighbors, and your community and reports anything out of the ordinary for its reporting and vallejo, scott rates, kron4 news. >>erica: live and the weather center we are tracking cold temperatures around the bay area. it is definitely a chill and the air. i will be breaking down your numbers when the kron4 morning those returns. a new book is shedding light on president obama's 20 - 12 re-election campaign. president obama's top aides secretly considered replacing vice president joe biden with hillary clinton on the 20 -12 ticket. according to the new york times. it got a copy of the book "double down: game change 2012." the newspaper says the book claims the effort was spearheaded by former white house chief of staff bill daley. but the idea was scraped when polls showed the switch wouldn't significantly improve president obama's odds. the book is written by mark halpe

heavy rain across nolan is a lake along with high winds and flooding in central coastal areas the uh uh. pd is said to be as the russian passenger plane which crashed on sunday night skating or on board to manage getting its name is dawn and was the recipient of the time of the cool bursting into flames investigate isaak has on at old town looking for clues as to costs is a tragedy in which fifty people died technical malfunction pilot error. opel will teach you what they consider it. twenty four hours late and christians of being asked about russia's for their safety cord amongst more to operate its limits. nicholas says there's a sense of the deeply felt morning in a country with the painkillers and it was not their fault they need some fat because our airlines and not just good and not as comfortable as they should date of old enough to say. safety should be the priority. it is bad day of mourning has been upset for the victims among them were two children a british teacher. eventually the sun. the crash comes as russia prepares to welcome foreign visitors to the country as it plays host

the cr pd committee says that. >> if we have a battle up there and stations supporting or this i think we will prevail because we have the mainstream disability organizations across america supporting the adoption of this convention on disabilities. i struggle with the notion that we are we are somehow going to stop this effort to extend the rights to disabled around the world for fear of something which can't clearly articulate when it comes to homeschooling. as mr. ridge says, we have been friends in both capacities. he supports homeschooling indyk tutu. this is not going to affect homeschooling. the american disabilities act for 20 years has not affected homeschooling and i yield back my time. >> senator mccain i want to extend my hershey shin for his advocacy for the last effort and this effort has been an invaluable voice in this regard. >> thank you mr. chairman and i think the witnesses and i especially thank thornburgh and tom ridge. i think you preferred governor to those, don't you? [laughter] i want to thank you and i remember with great nostalgia that day the president of t

why didn't they do what the la pd. put your vehicle in front of the van so it can't go everywhere. and the policemen's job is to deescalate. >> perhaps they d. >> it is not on the video. >> and all i know. i wish i was that woman's attorney. they have inflicted terrible emotional distress on the family. two of the cops are under investigation. the baton weilding cop that knocked out the windo. why do you shoot at a fleeing vehicle anyway? >> you are never supposeed to get out of the car and confront. that is a sign of aggression. the cops get nervous. >> it was your 14 year old and that cop was man handling his mother. i agree with you, again out. >> if you don't fire bullets you are okay with the stop? >> that window barbing was severe. they looked like drunk football fans. olice, also. not some -- these are real officers but they lost their temper. >> the whole incident is being investigated. geraldo, thanks for being here. >> keep rock. >> there's a nasty outbreak out of a famous university right here in the u.s. >>

>> i think it's a crazy expectation that the first black pd, given the rest of the ways that race plays a role in american society, that he would be immune to racially specific targetting. many presidents in recent years have been disrespectful. there has been uncivil conversation. it's more than reasonable to really look at the way obama has been treated and understand tlns been racially intentional insultive components to the way he was treated when running and during both presidencies. >> there certainly are people, as trisha said, who made racist comments about the president. has that made the attacks on him disproportionate to those or others in the past? >> i don't think so. i think president bush was the subject of many disrespectful attacks. many called him dumb. so i think that obama is getting his full measure of disrespect. the level of disrespect in our society has increased over the years. and we should not confuse being disrespectful and bad manners necessarily with being racist. >> towards point lack of respect doesn't seem unique to this president. let's look at a clip o

quickly jon, i want to get back to the claims that the tallahassee pd try to dissuade the alleged victim'shat, jon? let me jump out of this. i understand we have breaking news coming across. basically this case will continue. we'll keep you posted. okay? jon: arthel neville, thank you. >>> history made in the u.s. senate, just now the so-called nuclear option has passed. the vote wrapping up just moments ago. it weakens the ability of the minority party to filibuster and it curbs right now the republican ability to block president obama's nominees for various positions. however, if the rolls change and sooner or later you know they will, if republicans assend to the majority in the united states senate, all of a sudden democrats are going to find themselves in the minority and, they will be unable, apparently, to filibuster, to block appointments and, and bill that is they do not like. harry reid complained when he was in the minority that this was a bad idea but now that he is the majority leader of the u.s. senate he has essentially invoked the nuclear option. we'll be back with more cov

beating out 30 other udent applicants from the ate and she's quickly challenging what she views as the highly pdecutives. >> when we have students who a homeless and students who take showers in the gym, students who go ngry, i tnk people nd to reconsider why they're working and y they do what they do. >> reporter: what shwants 20-to-do is shed newight on old problems. what do i bring to thetable? it's like to be a struggling a student, a that's somethi that the regents don't understand. th rents are very successful they are ceos, real estate managers, you know, promine in hollywood. have someone who has had to work threeobs during the daytime and two during the evening to make sure i could pay rent at the end of theay. >> reporter: a lot o people supported you during this, and thoseho didn't, i'll read one anti-israel boycott campaign, an extremist vement that denizes the jewish state, rejes dialogue and fosters bigotry. that's what soone said about you during the nomination process. true, lse? >> people can say that if they like. i am not anti-semic. i have a large nber of jewish friends i wor

she be angry at the person that pd h handed him the story? >> the interesting thing for him is that later on, that woman jennifer isnsanford, she said s didn't blame the president. she actually blames the state. this has never happened to any other president. he has some sort of ability to just have all negativity rebound off of him on to somebody else. and so what they do is the political office will gather all sorts of people sending in information on twitter or facebook and they will look for good stories to tell. and i think story telling when it's factual can be very powerful because it helps you think about, okay, so that explains that my neighbor or my sister or my mom, okay, i can visualize it. that's why americans and all humans have told stories over the years. it helps you explain something. when it turns out not to be crew, obviously that's the problem. i want to mention one thing about what president obama said in this interview. he talked about what they have learned with respect to setting up marketplaces is setting those thing

so, pd towed in dawn's car. found it roadside in the middle of nowhere.l, and no viable prints on the outside. get to the inside yet? no, not yet. all right, i'll take the front. i got a receipt... from a truck stop. 1:00 a.m., the night she went missing. 30 bucks. does it say what she bought? i've got an evidence bag. that looks like a t-shirt. dawn might have gone rogue. you know, stealing a dna sample from jared wallace or maybe a suspect from the trailer park. (sighs) the guy could've caught up with her and... stopped her. i think the threat was closer to home. her suspect was her son. yes, i'm a jewelry store. and yes, i'm talking to you. mike here needs a necklace. but not just any necklace. he needs a "honey, i love you even more than the day we got married" necklace. well, i don't want to brag, but my selection is larger than ordinary jewelry stores, with truly unique pieces you won't find just anywhere. making it easy for mike to find the necklace that tells his wife exactly how he feels. there. that's why he went to jared. afghanistan in 2009. o

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way back in 1997 they put together groups to study the concussions that happen pd in the game.nd they were the first league to start suspending players for head to head hits. and they were also the first ones to put baseline tests in to diagnose concussions right after they happened on the ice. but they haven't had issues like this arise. now it's a big issue with the nfl lawsuit just happening a couple of months ago. >> i am a hock kwli coach. i coach my two sons on the ice. and i am not encouraging them to check or fight. i'm one of those moms that i think is in the majority. we're not crazy about it. i do appreciate your insight. while bring in some legal analysts to this story. joey jackson is here live and paul callen. i got the a-list here. >>> you guys, the nfl when it came to its settlement with the players in their suit did not admit anything. it ain't like we got a precedent setting case that this comes on the heels of. does it make any difference? >> it makes a differences. but there's blood in the water, and i hate to refer to lawyers as sharks. it's like you throw

this guy does not like the new york pd. he could turn back the clock essentially electing de blasio is like after getting cured of lung cancer taking up smoking. this is a bad thing for new york city. >> can i hold up "the post" cover? he's been known to hang with sandra nistas. and he honoree mooned in cuba. >> i don't want to criticize anyone's honeymoons, but this is obvious to me what this guy's policies are and his politics so you know what, new york, you're about to get a reckoning. >> you had five honeymoons so you probably know something about it. >> if we could have the off-leash dog park rules extended to 10:00 a.m. >> if greg had run for mayor, with $10 million, i could have gotten him 45%. >> flat out worst mistake i ever made was not run. >> like mondale -- >> will tell you, ray kelly. where were you, ray? >> topic three, in a race that has tightened considerably in the final hours before voting begins, democratic terry mcauliffe leads cuccinelli by a slim margin. is the obama care debacle the reason this race h

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