falls on leadership in this the city of chicago. so true keith. i ve been covering this story for over four years. going out there talking with people age i think there s a common misconception that people of chicago don t care. they ve been begging for help. you get the calls every day from the people begging for help. but they re not going to go out there and turn someone over to the police. if the d.a. is going to release them within 24 hours, sir. you know, you already covered fox got to go mayor got to go. you know the reality is here with chicago including myself, police officers, firefighters, people who work pastors, you have people who are clerk workers that gas stations they are in fear for their lives. we have ptsd i m afraid of who is pulling up on side of me so bad here to keep your head on a swivel and so you re going down to what s the problem here in chicago it is three main problems for me i m talking about criminals needs to be held accountable but officers are
here we are more lives lost and i travel from chicago to new york los angeles to dallas. been there i ve talked to the grieving families, law enforcement an political leaders. this week sadly it was a little bit different to hit home. it was personal. my colleague lost his brother kristin he was only 18. i talk with gianna before funeral today. and one question kept repeating in my head what is the magic number. how many will it take? what s going on in chicago right now is unacceptable and everybody knows it. families deserve answers and they deserve action. unfortunately the city mayor is preparing to flee scene of the crime and sending to prepare economic prosperity of her state. but the mayor doesn t understand there s no pursuit of happiness without life. meanwhile the county d.a. kim
falls on leadership in this the city of chicago. so true keith. i ve been covering this story for over four years. going out there talking with people age i think there s a common misconception that people of chicago don t care. they ve been begging for help. you get the calls every day from the people begging for help. but they re not going to go out there and turn someone over to the police. if the d.a. is going to release them within 24 hours, sir. you know, you already covered fox got to go mayor got to go. you know the reality is here with chicago including myself, police officers, firefighters, people who work pastors, you have people who are clerk workers that gas stations they are in fear for their lives. we have ptsd i m afraid of who is pulling up on side of me so bad here to keep your head on a swivel and so you re going down to what s the problem here in chicago it is three main problems for me i m talking about criminals needs to be held accountable but officers are
here we are more lives lost and i travel from chicago to new york los angeles to dallas. been there i ve talked to the grieving families, law enforcement an political leaders. this week sadly it was a little bit different to hit home. it was personal. my colleague lost his brother kristin he was only 18. i talk with gianna before funeral today. and one question kept repeating in my head what is the magic number. how many will it take? what s going on in chicago right now is unacceptable and everybody knows it. families deserve answers and they deserve action. unfortunately the city mayor is preparing to flee scene of the crime and sending to prepare economic prosperity of her state. but the mayor doesn t understand there s no pursuit of happiness without life. meanwhile the county d.a. kim
falls on leadership in this the city of chicago. so true keith. i ve been covering this story for over four years. going out there talking with people age i think there s a common misconception that people of chicago don t care. they ve been begging for help. you get the calls every day from the people begging for help. but they re not going to go out there and turn someone over to the police. if the d.a. is going to release them within 24 hours, sir. you know, you already covered fox got to go mayor got to go. you know the reality is here with chicago including myself, police officers, firefighters, people who work pastors, you have people who are clerk workers that gas stations they are in fear for their lives. we have ptsd i m afraid of who is pulling up on side of me so bad here to keep your head on a swivel and so you re going down to what s the problem here in chicago it is three main problems for me i m talking about criminals needs to be held accountable but officers are