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Also an msnbc contributor. this looked like the outcome that had to happen, after our program last night, the mayor of rochester came out against this. i was deliberately on this show last night doing everything i could, including booking dan french, to push this prosecutor back and to push the police back on this arrest. >> thats right, and listen, kudos to you, your show, and your producers for making this national news. we have to give credit where its due. really important here, lawrence. im...

Brings to us. i mean, technically, we keep him until he is 21. well could do that. i dont imagine well have him until he is 21. but no one has really made that decision. we havent crossed how long hell stay here. >> i think the juvenile justice system is fully capable of dealing with this situation, and in fact they are fully dealing with it right now. he is in the juvenile justice system. if the judges order stands, he wont be here for very much longer. but he is strives in this system. >> havi...

Spike in not only sued, but violent crime, as well. >> lets keep it at home. one of the economic theory is the broken window theory. if you see broken windows in the area, crime will get elevated. if you fix the broken windows, there is a perception of its safer, cleaner and businesses come back and jobs come back. >> weve seen this in washington, d.c., and when you turn it into a place that has business and people employed and has the jobs that can get people in the workplace and keep them busy...

Lynchings in history, claude neil was tortured and beaten and later the body delivered to the alleged victims family. whether they turn the other eye or retire to the more recent black eyes they were seeing in the news, who knows. >> are there thought to be other schools like this one out there, whether in florida or somewhere else around this country or is this thought to be an isolated incident? >> so far this story ritzs to the top. we talk about the schools and work camps for years and years...

Extremely powerful. you have to understand, theres a national lobby now pushing to sustain these prison systems and to build them, essentially. because they have become part of the economic engine in states like california. >> that strikes me as so important. victoria, this idea that the people who are working there now constitute the majority of those state workers. i just kept thinking, im sorry, didnt i just hear a supreme court ruling telling california to shed prisoners? the next thing i kn...

Is a legal adult in a juvenile facility. so were learning as we go because we never had to deal with this and what his situation brings to us. until hes 21,ee could do that. i dont imagine well have him until hes 21. no one made that decision. we havent crossed that yet. >> the juvenile system is fully capable of dealing with this situation and in fact, they are fully dealing with it right now. he is in the juvenile justice system. if the judges order stands, he wont be here for very much longer...

Im john berman. >> im christine romans. soledad has the day off today. our "starting point," two rockets land in israel during president obamas historic trip there. were live in the west bank as the president is moechlts away now from a live news conference with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. we will bring that to you live. manhunt happening for the person who gunned down the head of colorados prison systems. police in desperate search for a car and a witness who may have some answers. ...

Ruling out anything at this point. >> as you know from the start of this investigation when it began last night because of the fact that mr. clement served in the position that he did, as the executive director of colorado department of corrections, were sensitive to the fact that there could be any number of people who may have a motive for wanting to target him for a crime such as this. however, we also remain open minded to all of the other possibilities as well. >> reporter: now we also spok...

Youth in colorados prison systems. he said he is not the kind of person, was not the kind of person who would make enemies and who would be the target of this kind of a shooting. the reverend kelly did say that this is a reminder of how dangerous working in the corrections department can be, even for people who give their lives, give their careers toward helping rehabilitate criminals. >> casey, another one of the strongest leads they have is a car that was seen in the clements neighborhood. wha...

This morning, a tragic shooting took place. the man in charge of all of the states prison systems was shot and killed in his home. in fact, there was a knock on the door. he answered the door, and someone shot him in the chest. the suspect is still on the loose. were going to take a break and well come back with much more.