in and day out. and put their lives on the line when dealing with misguided young people like this young man. we have a breakdown in this country of the nucleus of the family unit and unless we get on top of that, our younger continue to grow up. that first and foremost if you want sustainable improvements in public safety we have got to take care of them. heather: family first, but we hear about these troubled teenagers who are not getting guidance at home but don t know what the home circumstances where for this ninth-grade. i want to ask you what do you think local leaders need to do? you responded to the baltimore
riots. baltimore is very complicated. there is a huge breakdown of trust, police officers and people going to connect or how outcomes happen. one of the things we do in the bronx is we create a neutral atmosphere, police come into communities, play basketball, trophies and awards and just started to build this older relationship with beat cops, and all the kids by name, the family members, just a new day of cars going by, very little interaction and it hurts to see this happen. heather: personal interaction is missing among all of this, it is troubling. and get that respect back for
pres. could keep the rogue regime from continuing their nuclear testing. a story we will continue to follow. the manhunt intensifying for driver who led police on a chase the killer north carolina state trooper. dakota with wanted for murder. two troopers tried to chase and when he refused to stop at a police checkpoint. one of them crashing his car and dying at the scene. we lost a member of the family who was out here last night trying to save the community in itself. jillian: he worked with the patrol for three years and was set to get married in a few months. then there is this, 16-year-old charged with first-degree murder accused of hitting and killing a baltimore police officer with a stolen jeep. dante harris was in the getaway car for 20 other teens were burglarizing a home at the time.