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but first. our major cities did not get the merry christmas citizens wanted this year, for some it was a downright scary christmas there. were many cities where santa stayed in the air. we report isolated crime events throughout the year particularly in l.a. and new york but the national crime picture often gets ignored. when you look at the year it was it takes your breath away or at least it should. this is video of linda fricke, a 73-year-old grandmother from new orleans who was in her car when four teens rushed it, forcing her out. she got caught in the safety belt and they dragg...

did not get the merry christmas citizens wanted this year. for some , it was a downright scary christmas. there were many cities where santa stayed in the air. he was afraid of getting sleigh jacked. i think we report isolated crime events throughout the year, particularly in l.a. and new york. but the national crime picture often gets ignored. >> and when you look at the year it was, it takes your breath away, or at least it should. this is video of linda frickey, a seventy three year old grandmother from new orleans. who was in her car when four teens rushed it, pushing her out. fr...

Dying this week for answers about what we should be doing next. are some true professionals joining me now is captain mike glazer of the new orleans police department and brandon tatum. >> he's a former tucson officer and host the officer tatum show and podcast. gentlemen, thank you both for being captain glasser. i want to start with you. your department in new orleans is operating with 40 percent less cops than they need. i know they're promising bonuses, but what's the answer here? and i know there are other extenuating circumstances suppressing and not allowing the police to do their job. ...

It should be done efficiently and effectively. >> i'll give you the last word, captain glasser. >> well, you know, we're the murder capital of the country and it's a sad fact but there is hope on the horizon. we just swore in a new superintendent six days ago and we're hoping she'll bring some changes in management, and hopefully she'll have the autonomy to run the department without the political interference, without the federal judge and without the federal monitors, and just have the autonomy to do the right thing and let us become police officers again. >> both of you seem to be saying it...