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An objective recording of every street encounter. so earlier before the decision was made, we stood with the mayor and the police commissioner to announce this pilate program or pilot of cameras going forward. we recognize that cameras are not the be all and we recognize cameras are not the panacea. theyre just one part of a plan for progressive change for the city of new york as it relates to aggressive policing in new york. and im calling on the governor of the state of new york, governor cuom...

Sufficient to hold police accountable ever in the case of the death of somebody in their charge? >> the laws that are in place right now indicate that a chokehold is -- is against the penal code and the police department policy. however, it doesnt go far enough in terms of accountability, making police officers accountable when they use this technique, which is not sanctioned or acceptable under the penal code. >> and do you believe then, council woman, the laws in new york need to be changed in...

Themselves are audited. a lot of focus youll see in this report is on training thats offered to law enforcement agencies and on transparency. the way in which these acquisitions are communicated to the public, at least made clear to the public. >> reporter: and the follow-up, for example, when they check on this equipment, all they look is to see what do they still have? not, is being used properly and how is it being used. a bunch of ornishtives announced today. the president is asking for more...

I made some notes as to some of the things that the president actually said after this meeting. he said the trip to the border is a photo op. i never do those. >> never. >> i agreed with governor perrys ideas, but im not going to implement any of them. >> great. >> somehow governor perry and the texas delegation, the congressional delegation, theyre to be blamed if comprehensive reform is not passed in congress. and you can have the national guard if you give me the money for the bill that i wan...

It doesnt pass muster. it doesnt have the intellectual content or match the story line they provide. you is to be kidding me that the co-founder of twitter thinks there is a good with the bad. hes got some moral dilemma. are you kidding me? he has to do his level best to cut that out and make it absolutely not available to be used. clearly, its not going to be a complete panacea. but they need to work at this. i just -- i dont get it. i dont get this editorial freedom that he is speaking about. ...

Like puppy dogs and kitty cats. they are brutal and killing people regularly. they want to establish a calafate. i think emboldening the iraqi state eventually take back their territory, buttoning down isis and the camps they are in nowxd to prevent their freedom of movement and dealing with a serious political solution in iraq are s. our best bet. iguarantee its the panacea though. >> irony getting some support from iran and so is al maliki. iran is giving support to both sides of this fight. >...

Like puppy dogs and kitty cats. they are brutal and killing people regularly. they want to establish a calafate. i think emboldening the iraqi state eventually take back their territory, buttoning down isis and the camps they are in nowxd to prevent their freedom of movement and dealing with a serious political solution in iraq are s. our best bet. iguarantee its the panacea though. >> irony getting some support from iran and so is al maliki. iran is giving support to both sides of this fight. >...

Very tragic. is this going to be the answer, air strikes? i dont think this is necessarily the panacea. but we are watching right now the worst-case scenario happen. this is the worst-case scenario. the united states military is not some weak animal that needs nurturing. we are very fierce and very good at what we do. and we have got to get in there, work with a political solution with iraq, but push back this very evil organization, isis, and give some breathing space for the iraqi government t...

Point? >> it is a very serious problem. not only for iraq but for the entire region. and i think that the region has a responsibility as well as the united states. malikis asked for help. we are rushing military equipment there. i think that we should seriously consider whatever requests he makes of us. >> what can air strikes do? >> well, air strikes -- they are not a panacea, not the answer in and of themselves. there is no substitute. no air strikes or drones drones can substitute for effecti...

>> i know you support air strikes. a lot of people are skeptical about that. they dont know if that would be effective or potential presence for the u.s. to be on the ground to be effective and it seems like they are afraid of getting dragged down into a civil war that the united states cant really play a constructive role in. >> lets be clear, the full withdraw in 2011 was a big mistake. we would not be facing this situation. our air strikes are going to be the panacea? i dont know. but were se...