and wayne smith, former mayor and head of wayne smith enterprise. wayne, you are hearing some of these, it's hard to even say good new stories, but some of the unbelievable heroism that has come out of what was a horrific scene in las vegas. what you say about the politics behind this? before they even knew how many people have been killed there were democratic strategist and elected officials tweeting about gun control. what are your thoughts? >> folks look at these tragic circumstances that are running through a community for the last few years. every so often we get this horrific story. the question is, where do you stand politically is, is there something that can be done about it? the democratic stories that we need to do -- why do you need? you knock it out with an automatic weapon. >> are they already illegal? >> we don't know. it is too soon. there such a knee-jerk response on twitter. suddenly thousands of gun control policy experts on my twitter feed. we need to listen to law-enforcement, we need to listen to people on the scene. to see wh

and wayne smith, former mayor of irvington. why is it every time someone gets themselves in hot water someone is a racist? >> i don't believe that you don't either. certainly the new york post style makes it a racial issue. a group of veterans who happen to be black who are in financial trouble. >> he's almost blaming the media on this, but your hearing the members stand up and say thiss s racism. i don't know back taxes and debt have anything to do with black or white. >> there's some issues going back to 2009. i'll jump on the bandwagon, this is something the media can contribute to a lot of ways. but i'm not a true believer that raises at the core of it. >> it seems like there's room for discussion on whether an organization could help out. a lot more about mismanagement than anything else. >> i saw there is a 90 day suspension given and efforts made by the organization to work through the issues. then another suspension, i think there needs to be better management and processes on how to handle it. >> it seems to me when yo

and former mayor wayne smith. jeanette, these are heavy allegations. let's put this in context. how do you feel hearing accusation after accusation in our criminal investigation. >> it's terrific. i can imagine how this is going on for three decades and no one has said anything. the victims, it's terrific. i can imagine it happening but it's the worst kept secret in hollywood. how did these big stars who praised him and given millions and millions to the democratic party, how did they not come forward and say this is wrong and he's doing terrible things to women. hollywood liberals who support women. >> what about the prosecutors in new york? thirteen years after someone is alleging she was forced into sexual activity. by this guy who bullied her. >> interesting revelations were learning about the influence that he was able to pedal around. it's not just within the industry. i think the political side -- and focus on how to people not know enough to report this. not the victims but people in positions of power. and now people in law enforcement. the district attorney who may hav

. >> all right, bring in a plus panel to weigh in on this remember wayne smith is here. always good to see, jannette hoffman and bob be -- bianci . janet i start with you, what do you think? this seems to be nuts. >> political correctness run among, this is such a insult to the italian-american community, i am enraged. this is typical de blasio. he does not want to take a position so he forms a commission to look at the statue, which is bologna, then sesays,no we'll keep the statue. bill: is this about de blasio. >> it is an affront to the italian-american community, this may be the thing italians finally wake up, we're tired of being whipping post of media and brand as bob mob people -- retired as being brandedda mob people. this is very important to our community we're going to fight for this. and rightfully so, when are people going to be sensitive to the italian-americans. i say now is the time, this is the stake in the ground. bill: mr. mayor, you lead a city, is this fair little bit simp of de blasio. >> i'm not going to answer that, bill. i would never disrespect

wayne upton . he lived across street. he was a lawyer who went to ft. smith to meet with john miller and pulled him aside and said if a case is brought adam not saying there will be, but if, a case is brought to your court in which a case has been successfully tried in a state court, granting an injunction against the school board for integration in little rock this fall, would you uphold that injunction? and john miller, completely unethically, says, "yes, i would." and in fact discusses with him how this case might be drawn. so upton comes back to little rock, tells blossom this. blossom says oh, my gosh, this is wonderful. i mean i had no idea. blossom and upton go out to see faubus, tell him about this, and they all kind of get in this together. faubusssom persuades about on the plaintiff for the case. i told you this was confusion. it is. this is very complicated, and you really have to sort it out. but what we have going on here in a nutshell is that the school board or part of the school board is now engaging in a plan to sabotage its own plan of integ

wayne. >> hello, everyone. the police say it happened outside unit 3. a residence hall after midnight. tonight, the search continues for the three men responsible. smith spoke to someone who knows the victim and joins us live now from the campus with the latest on the investigation. >>> heather, a friend of the victims tells me the victim say freshman who lives here. he was walking home after hanging out with friends late last night when he was attacked. >> just saw a guy down there surrounded by the police and he looked pretty bad. >> reporter: outside, they saw a young man lying on the ground. they thought it was because of alcohol poisoning, they had no idea he was the victim of a brutal assault until they received a campus alert. >> scary. close to like where we sleep. supposed to be a safe area. >> a male in his 20s unconscious in the courtyard area flee the side gate. >> the call came in at 12:30. then men punched and beat the victim until he was unconscious. students say they heard yelling from their dorm windows. a witness told the police a verbal altercation may of occurred prior to the attack. >> i never seen it happen at this university. i