Know how theyre going to do this. Will cain has an advantage, hes a swimmer, but has had a week off because hes been reporting out in maui and doing a lot of hard work. Pete, i know, has been training hard because he loves to win, but he lost at least so far. Griff i think somethings slowing him down. Douglas at least we can see which one he is in the water. Well be able to see them coming towards us. Griff look at that. The only channel youre going to get Shirtless Navy seals jumping off a barge into the river all for a good cause. Navy seal foundation. Org if you want to support will and pete and all the great warriors that fight and sacrifice for our nation. Rachel were going to check in with or charly reporting on everything for us with a birds eye view here. Reporter a fabulous birds eye view, and im not just talking about the water, the statue of liberty. Being surrounded by 220 very jacked, inshape men who serve our country, im to not mad about a it. And i have to say im really
Around, seeing what s going on in the community. get out, meet the people. it s affecting everyone at their core here. there s not a single thing of guns, you know, gun rights, whatever. it s not just a single thing of just that. it s a it s a gambit of thing, a lot of things that come in this pot. i ve been here 50 some years. i raised my kids here. i am scared. so far this year, homicide are tracking at a slower pace than they were in 2018. but they re still near the top for an american city, last year, exceeding the murder rates above new york and l.a. but for the people in these at-risk communities, the statistic, they don t mean all that much. they re suffering from unacceptable levels of routine violence. joining me now is tony robinson, former chicago police officer in the violent crimes division, former homicide detective, joseph moseley, and a former
Around, seeing what s going on in the community. get out, meet the people. it s affecting everyone at their core here. there s not a single thing of guns, you know, gun rights whatever. it s not just a single thing of just that. it s a it s a gambit of thing, a lot of things that come in this pot. i ve been here 50 some years. i raised my kids here. i am scared. so far this year, homicide are tracking at a slower pace than they were in 2018. but they re still near the top for an american city, last year exceeding the murder rates above new york and l.a. but for the people in these at-risk communities, the statistics, they don t mean all that much. they re suffering from unacceptable levels of routine violence. joining me now is tony robinson former chicago police officer in the violent crimes division,se
There are these spectacularly horrendous massacres, but alongside that, just the daily routine of murder as a consequence of gun violence in this country, and the president appears to be trying to take hold of all of that, both the everyday if you like, and i m apologizing for using the word routine violence sure. alongside these horrendous massacres and pointing the public at the fact we need to do something about this. but that s part of what is so powerful and i think why this has been such a transformational experience for this president. as john yang was saying, he understands what s happening in chicago. clearly he was very moved by the experience of newtown. he said that was the worst day of his presidency. he s using the bully pulpit of presidential leadership to help keep this issue at the forefront of our national conversation. every time the president goes out and does an event, it gets