she says he sold her to a higher ranked fighter who raped and abused her for six months. clearly still traumatized, she says all that matters to her is seeing her family again. across these sprawling refugee camps, hundreds of families are living the same hell. more than 2,000 yazidi women and girls are still missing, held captive by isis. some of their captors sent pictures to the family, taunting them. this man is part of a secret underground network helping to free them. he s rescued more than 300. we have altered his voice to protect his identity.
big city. at a precinct house who described being surrounded by young people with mobile phones, video cameras rolling as they step out of the car, taunting them. asking them what they want and why they re there. they described a feeling of being under siege. the evidence that we ve seen so far doesn t support the contention that law enforcement officials are somehow shirking their responsibility. comey s remarks come as the white house attempts to end decades long policies of mass incarceration. the administration says federal prison populations declined in 2014 for the first time since 1980. republicans say now s the time for change. the president s support for the idea of criminal justice reform, it seems like the time is right. cornyn and fellow senator from the state of new jersey, cory booker are part of a bipartisan group seeking change and frankly, brett, dollars and cents appear to be at the heart of many of those calls, 2.2 million people are behind bars in american j
all while seeking brought bipartisan support. the call for reform comes amid a rift within the administration over comments made by fbi director james comey, who has twice in recent days said the recent uptick in crime in some cities is likely the result of a ferguson effect. where law enforcement officers act more restrained over fear of being recorded on video. i spoke to officers in one big city. at a precinct house who described being surrounded by young people with mobile phones, video cameras rolling as they step out of the car, taunting them. asking them what they want and why they re there. they described a feeling of being under siege. the evidence that we ve seen so far doesn t support the contention that law enforcement officials are somehow shirking their responsibility. comey s remarks come as the white house attempts to end decades long policies of mass incarceration. the administration says federal prison populations declined in 2014 for the first time since 1980.
tamping down violence in every direction is what you re talking about willie. but the people who are tasked at protecting us, you can not make them targets because there are fewer of them on the anticipate, almost in every instance. it s an untenable place to be. you don t want a country where there is lawlessness. you don t want that. the president has opportunity today, i hope he takes it, really drills down beyond the numbers and really looks at particularly black on black crime in his own hometown. andrea: look at police, sandra, they re basically guilty until proven innocence. why get out of the car when they could be vilified in the media, lose their pension, lose their job or lose their life? he is going to your hometown of chicago. will he actually talk about the real gun statistics there and what as harris points out causing deaths of black men? sandra: it is really scary. it is really scary for these communities and really scary that police will not act in the
legal gun owners. andrea: postively not true, going to deny legal gun, especially city like chicago. not talking about chicago. andrea: rahm emanuel is lying about crime statistics. he reconfigured characterize it to make chicago making a beacon of hope. i m not talking about chicago. andrea: president is talking about chicago. more likely to have a gun legally more likely to commit suicide and andrea: majority of the crimes in cities talking about this country. talking country. selectively do chicago. harris: willie made a good point, more people, even on this couch, you made an excellent point. will we take away everything people use to kill each other? because we ll really start with the basics. i will tell you something, this woman was drunk. we regulate people getting behind the wheel of a car when