lot of people down south of the border. and i don t believe, the details aren t out, but i don t believe that a wall is going to be all the way from san diego to brownsville. he s going to follow the advise of people, build a wall where it s needed. it s only going to be one component to enforcing immigration law. the bottom line we have the laws on the book to enforce for decades. and he s very adamant that he s going to use it to enforce immigration laws and bring it to where it should be. do you think that a wall down there will be successful in combatting illegal immigration and combatting illegal drugs from coming into this country as donald trump has said it would? well, there s only one components. but let me say there s a large percentage of illegal immigrants coming into the united states from the southern border but 45% to 50% of the illegals in the united states came with visas issued by the state department. so the other component that s going to be brought forward by
than i am to mine. right. and if they aren t out, s.w.a.t. will take those out. they re going to get up close now and they re going to try to get a good handle on what s going on inside there. if one actor is deceased in there, erika, the then tn the ir them is explosives. they have to make sure there s not a booby-trap or explosives in there or someone else was hiding in there. initially we heard reports this was more of a commercial area but when we saw the aerial views, it did appear to be residential. one reporter talking about seeing officers going house to house and clearing yards. give us a sense of how this plays out between the different law enforcement agencies because we do know there was a mass of
complaints from the families who live here. you have pimps arguing with each other. you have people that are stopping to talk to the prostitutes, traffic backing up behind them, so the people who aren t out here for that purpose are honking the horns and stuff. all these people that live around here at night, all this commotion going on all night long and it affects them. long and it affects them. undercover officers working johns unit get in position at a busy intersection where johns stop to buy quick car sex on their way home to the suburbs. she s talking to the guy, can you tell what they are discussing? within minutes a guy with a backpack motions to the decoy. mentioned a blow job. blow job, blow job on friday. as the man walks away, the undercover signals she made a deal for sex. sounds like we have a
presumably citing his or her constitutional right not to go ahead and testify at something that could be incriminating. but, the union is now saying they don t believe the police officers did anything wrong. how do they know that? i think they ve gotten some indication you know that attorney is representing them he may know something that we do not know and is not going to ebe public yet. already misinformation going out in this case that often happens in a high-profile case. we have reporting say that none of the officers spoke. they were all exercising their rights. turns out that five did the very day of the incident. so, you know there are many facts that aren t out yet that we know of. many more to be learned as the investigation progresses. don, what about the fact that baltimore, as we as jake just pointed out paid $5.7 million to victims of police brutality between the years 2011 2014 including an 87-year-old grandmother who was thrown to the floor by a white police officer
campaigning on it and being political about it, do you think they understand the day-to-day struggles of new york city police? i think it s very hard for not just people around the country but those of us who aren t out on the street, as those police officers are, to understand the tremendous sacrifice, the courage that they show and the professionalism. they have been responsible the last 20 years taking this from the most dangerous city in america to the safest large city there are things the police department needs to do, reform. the department is not perfect. no department is perfect but i do think it is the best trained police department in america and the most respected and by far the most successful. they have saved thousands of lives through their effective policing policies. instead of saying what a great police department we have everybody believed across racial political lines two years ago this effort was made to consciously demonize the police force. it wasn t just t