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Cops who lie, they dont get punished. when you talk misconduct thats not violent. you are a guy who always just gets stuff done. why not make that stuff public the way you would say pass a budget or handle cps? not talking about fatal shootings? >> let me say, i respectfully disagree with the analogy in this sense, mark. passing a budget or dealing with other things at chicago public schools is not the same as dealing with a set of protocols and culture and earning the confidence and trust of th...

The university of chicago, yale, and there has been a federal judge from "the thin blue line" and what are they studying here? rule 14 when you talk about the lives that are not punish and mis misdemeanor that is violent, and you are a guy that et goes stuff done, and why cant you get it done like passing the budget or like you did with cps, and we are not talking about fatal shootings. i respectfully disagree with the analogy, because passing the budget or doing things at the chicago public sch...

But me. and my failings could not have come at a time of greater challenges for cps, chicago public schools. the former educator did leave the chicago school system at a time of turmoil. in her first year as ceo, the board of education shut down 49 elementary schools, sending thousands of students to unfamiliar classrooms. the chicago public school system is also in debt. it owes an astounding $6.2 billion and rating agencies have called cpss financial status precarious. in an effort to save up ...

Been failed. >> janette, three weeks without solid food. a hunger tristrike is an extrem intense, personal kind of protest. why was it this important to you? what is it -- do you think that this is the one thing that can make the difference? >> we have been fighting for this school since 2009. we went to every education forum that cps has had. we have been arrested three or four times. we have gotten tickets. we protested at city hall. enough is enough. when chicago public schools and the mayor ...

Obligation to conduct an investigation and turn the changes over to the district attorney. it wasnt his decision to make as to what should happen. this is a sexual assault that is a class b felony under arkansas law. there would have been a prosecution by the attorney and josh could have ended up in juvenile detention and in a facility. he would have been punished at the same time hopefully know intervention and rehabilitation. by this trooper acting as judge and jury, complete dereliction of hi...

Harshest sentence to these three. they will spend 7 years in prison 13 years of probation, 2,000 hours of community service and 25,000 dollar fine. they are three of 10 people who will see jail time for their roles in falsifying school test scores as far back as 2005 in order to collect bonuses for their schools and themselves. >> free range parents daniel and alexander alexander are planning lawsuits after their 6 and 10-year-olds were picked up by police yet again. the two children were walkin...

Horrible. my brother and i used to ride bikes down a dirt road for three miles down to downtown, all alone! >> what? >> where where? >> arizona. >> end of the world. im wondering if free range kids are more expensive than free range chickens. >> nice. >> is free range more expensive? this idea the government is coming in. how scary a six-year-old a stranger from cps to take you put you somewhere and not know where you are. it is ridiculous. the law -- >> got home at 11 or 12 at night. they had s...

Son lives on military base. he is a marine and it is great that he can leave his kids alone there but a 6-year-old and a 10-year-old on their own i dont know. something about that bothers me. >> think about all the wrongs committed against kids is this really a useful, you know, exercise by child protective services? is this good use of their time a good use of their money? i would say there are eichlaey children being legitimately abused in that county and i think this is a big distraction from...

Children. >> she has her children back today after they were held for hours last night by child protective services. for the second time in recent months. >> cps has succeeded in making terrified, to let my kids out unsupervised. >> reporter: her children, ages 10 and 6 were playing in this park, 2 1/2 blocks from where they live. when they started walking home on this busy commercial street in the evening, a concerned resident called police. >> they put the kids in the police car. kept them the...

A story thats sparking heated debate over something thats remarkable. kids playing outside in their neighborhoods without a parent in sight and walking home by themselves. decades ago that was the norm. in 2015 it can lead to charges of neglect and losing custody of your children. a family in maryland was in the thick of a nightmare. >> she has her children back today after they were held for hours last night by child protective services for the second time in recent months. >> cps has succeeded...