really outrageous. no, radical islamism is modern of course. exactly. he s working to stop it. all you guy have is rhetoric and bluster instead of actual action. no we don t have the power you control congress. guys, i have to wrap it up. stephen sigmund and brad blakeman we appreciate you coming on. thanks guys. well, this week we learned the results of two federal investigations in ferguson, missouri. the first into the city s police department. investigators say officers routinely violated the civil rights of african americans. now the second investigation into former ferguson police officer darren wilson who shot and killed the unarmed black teenager michael brown last year. he was cleared though of any civil rights violations. garrett tenny breaks down the findings for us.
chicago. more than 2,000. that s an average of more than 5 people a day. police superintendent gary mccarthy says higher levels of gang violence are a large part of that, but the biggest problem, he says is the number of illegal guns flowing into the city which police can only do so much about. even with the best policing in the world, without better law that is keep illegal guns off the streets and out of the hands of the dangerous criminals who carry them we will continue to have an uphill battle. specifically, mccarthy would like to see stricter gun laws and hash shaller penalties for those caught with illegal guns. the overall drop in crime is a positive note and mccarthy credits that to changes in policing that have improved community relations and allowed officers to get more and better cooperation from those that they serve. garrett tenny in chicago. thank you. the u.s. keeping up the heat on isis as new coalition air
in modern times i think what people are looking at is just the strategic position of the place and what drew the united states in was fact that the taliban, under mullah omar, refused to give up osama bin laden and al-qaeda when the u.s. demanded after the attack that they do so. and that is what caused the u.s. intervention into afghanistan. had the taliban turned them over, we wouldn t be having this conversation. trace: yeah. captain chuck nash, good to see you. thank you, sir. are you bet, trace. heather: a new report showing police in chicago are making progress in reducing crime with the murder rate dropping to its lowest level since 1965. but shootings are up, and police say that there s a lot more work to do. garrett tenny joins us live from chicago. garrett, this report sounds like a bit of good news for chicago, but is it? reporter: well any drop in
increased gang violence is a large part of that, but superintendent mccarthy says that his department only do so much without state lawmakers passing stricter laws against illegal guns. even with the best policing in the world without better laws that keep illegal guns off the streets and out of the hands of the dangerous criminals who carry them, we will continue to have an uphill battle. reporter: so overall crime is down, but police are not calling this a success. they are saying it is progress and it is something they are hoping to continue moving into next year. heather: garrett tenny, thank you. trace: his career was nearly destroyed after he was discovered knocking out his fiancee. coming up, we ll look at scandals that defined 2014. heather: and a brand new fox news poll asks people how they would rate 2014, and wait until you hear what they said and why.
recover property and take suspects into custody. the suspects are primarily contract, current or prior contract employees, you know, from the airport service companies. they re not employed directly by the los angeles airport. bill: so that ring, apparently, broken up. we do not know, however, how many suspects have been arrested at lax. jamie: well, there are a lot of storm chasers out there, and rare tornadoes have touched down in california, all of it near sacramento. damaging at least a dozen homes. these twisters a reminder of tornado season and the danger that those storm chasers face. they risk their life and limb to make videos like these possible. something s being done now to try to keep them at least a little safer, and it looks like something out of the movies. garrett tenny joining us live from marshalltown, iowa, where they get a lot of tornadoes, that s for sure. so tell me that car behind you, whatever that is, looks like batmobile. what can it do, garrett? report