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Argue ing this tactic could rede the number of deadly police shootings every year. the former chief of the u.s. capitol police and bobby chacone former fbi special agent. chief gainer, you first, so you think that this is maybe even a good idea, tell us that side of the argument? >> well, alisyn, i dont think its an either/or. number one, police dont shoot to kill. they do shoot to inka pas at a time -- incapacitate. i applaud the chief. >> arent police trained to shoot to kill? i mean, when we,...

Moving and all the other pressure on that, and right now and this question seems to be concentrating on someone with a firearm, the police departments now, theres a program called i cat run by the police executive research forum that hundreds of police departments are using across the united states to concentrate on the response, so you have well-trained officers with good information, and time and distance may be on your side for any one of those incidents, and we want to explore those. >> yeah...

His foster daughter committed suicide by dousing herself with gasoline and setting herself on fire. he was once charged with battery on a different female family member. well talk more about this with sociologist, randy blasack and retired fbi special agent bobby chacone. when you look at his profile, what concerns you more, the family history or the politically angry mind set that were learning about through social media? >> i think that thats -- i think its the dangerous combination of the two...

Views and anything that contradicts that has been left out of it. weve been doing a lot of work to try to encourage people to take a step away from social media and television as well, to re-engage with people in the real world, have conversations on other things other than politics. you can agree but if you have a conversation with them on something you have in common whether its sports, music, the weather, we find those conversations when you come back to them are much more civil. >> interesti...

We cant police the internet with the millions of comments that are happening every day and the rhetoric seems to be ratcheted up daily worse and worse all the time. so its -- you know, the secret service has their hands full. the sheer volume of the rhetoric and these kind of comments, you know, you look back and even to take something where you can track some of these people that are making the comments and then track them through, you know, criminal histories in the past, even that would be so...